For multifamily owners

Is the buildingrunning you?

When an apartment building turns into a second job, you can sell it at auction. Sell it as-is with the leases in place, and know your auction date before you sign.

Condition
Sold as-is
Leases
Stay in place
Closing
30–45 day close

Monday 7:12 AM. Dana: Morning. Boiler is down again Dana: Tech says it’s done. Replacement quote is $38,500 Owner: Can we patch it one more winter? Monday 4:40 PM. Dana: Also 3B and 5A both gave notice for the 30th Dana: Turnover on both will run about $9,000 Monday 9:58 PM. Dana: Last thing. Our management fee goes to 9% on Jan 1 The owner types “Maybe it’s time to sell the bui” and deletes it. Sound familiar?

Sound familiar?

When the building becomes a second job.

  • Big-ticket repairs
    Boilers, roofs, windows. One quote can wipe out a year of cash flow.
  • Turnover in waves
    Two or three units at once means make-ready, leasing and lost rent.
  • Management costs that creep
    Fees, payroll and vendor rates go up every year.
  • Inspections and paperwork
    Licensing, inspections and compliance for every unit.

Selling doesn’t have to wait for full occupancy or a new boiler.

Sell the building as it stands.

No capital projects first

The building sells as-is. No new boiler or roof before it goes to market.

Leases stay in place

Occupied units sell with their leases. Nobody has to move out.

A set auction date

Your auction date is set at the start, so you can plan around it.

Open bidding

Registered bidders compete in the open. The market sets the price, and you see how it got there.

How it works

  1. Step 1No obligation

    Tell us about the property

    Address, number of units and the current leases.

  2. Step 2Before you sign

    Talk through terms

    We walk you through reserve, timing and terms of sale before anything is signed.

  3. Step 3MLS · Email · Social · Ads

    We market it everywhere buyers look

    Your property goes on the MLS, out to our network of registered buyers, and into our email, social and digital ad campaigns.

  4. Step 430–45 day close

    Bidding ends. You close.

    Bidding ends on your auction date. Contracts close in 30 days; larger multi-unit properties may take 30–45.

Questions building owners ask

Can the building sell occupied?

Yes. Units sell with their leases in place, so nobody has to move out first.

Do I need a rent roll?

It helps. Bring what you have, and we’ll go over what to share with bidders before anything is listed.

How fast is closing?

Contracts close in 30 days. Larger multi-unit properties may take 30–45.

What does the auction estimate cost?

Nothing, and there’s no obligation to sell with us. It’s a marketing estimate, not an appraisal.

Get started

Tell us about your building

Someone from our team will call to talk through the property, your timing and how an auction would work for it. No obligation to list.