For owners
Sell your property privately, to selected buyers.
Start by learning what your property is worth and who would buy it. Decide on a sale after that, not before.
Owners come to us when a public listing is the wrong first step.
A loan is maturing
The loan comes due, and a sale is one of the options worth pricing alongside a refinance.
Partners disagree
One partner wants out, or the group wants a number before deciding together.
An estate is being settled
The family needs a value and a plan for the sale, without the property being shopped publicly.
Timing is sensitive
Tenants, employees or neighbors shouldn’t hear about a possible sale before you decide.
What you get before deciding
A first conversation about your situation, then a review of the property. You can stop there.
1
Income and expenses
Your rent roll, operating statements and occupancy, read the way a buyer will read them.
2
A view of value
What the income supports at current cap rates, checked against the tax roll and recent sales.
3
The likely buyer
Who buys this kind of property now, what they will ask, and whether a private sale suits your timing.
Your property, introduced to selected buyers
1
A summary without the address
Buyers first see the investment, not the property: type, size, income and price range.
2
Screened buyers
Only buyers with the means and the criteria to act are invited to learn more.
3
Confidentiality first
Identifying details and financials go out only after a confidentiality agreement is signed.
4
Your approval
You decide which conversations continue and what is shared at each step.
Your property. Your decision.
Before any outreach begins, you’ll know exactly what will be shared, with whom, and the approach we recommend.