Multifamily Property Acquisition

Multifamily Property Acquisition

We acquire small to mid-sized multifamily properties-typically 5 to 50 units-for accredited investors who want stable cash flow backed by hard assets. Our focus is Class B and C communities with clear value-add potential: below-market rents, operational inefficiencies, and room for disciplined management improvements.


Every candidate asset is screened against strict criteria on income levels, physical condition, rent gaps, and risk factors before it reaches our underwriting model. We screen for pitched roofs, subsidized tenancy below 40%, no Zinsco or Federal Pacific panels, and room to implement RUBS — the details that separate a real value-add from a money pit. 


We insist on verifiable in-place numbers, conservative projections, and day-one cash-on-cash targets that make sense without aggressive assumptions. For investors, this means access to carefully selected acquisitions that prioritize capital preservation, predictable income, and rational upside rather than speculation.

Criteria-Driven

Every deal is filtered through a proven acquisition framework. If it doesn't meet the numbers, it doesn't move forward.

Investor-First

We view every transaction through the eyes of our investors. The deal has to make sense for them before it makes sense for us.

Risk-Screened

No flood zones, no outdated electrical systems, no speculative plays. We screen for the things that kill returns before they become problems.

What We Look For

Every potential acquisition is filtered through these benchmarks before it moves forward. If a property doesn't meet the criteria, we don't waste our investors' time.

⟐ Property Class

B and C assets with value-add potential

⟐ Area Class

A, B, and C neighborhoods

⟐ Vintage

1980s construction or newer

⟐ Unit Count

5 to 50 units per property

⟐ Median Income

Census tracts above $50K

⟐ Target Returns

5%+ COC at acquisition, 8%+ once stabilized

⟐ Deal Source

Off-market or direct-to-seller only

⟐ Seller Profile

Targeting mom-and-pop owners with untapped upside