Seller RepresentationTIC / Condo

Mission TIC Positioned for Dual Appeal: Owner-Occupants and Investors Both Showed Up

2753 Bryant St, San Francisco1,485 sq ft3 bd / 1 ba

2753 Bryant St, San Francisco — primary photograph
2753 Bryant St, San FranciscoExhibit A
2753 Bryant St, San Francisco — photograph 2
Exhibit B
2753 Bryant St, San Francisco — photograph 3
Exhibit C

The file

TICs compete with condos on price, and the positioning decides who shows up. This Mission District unit had real light and a workable floor plan, so I marketed it two ways at once: to owner-occupants on neighborhood and layout, and to investors on price point and rental math. The doubled pool produced competitive interest and a strong close.

Selling a TIC is a strategy problem. Get the audience right and the rest follows.

Value delivered

  1. 01Positioned TIC to appeal to both owner-occupants and investors
  2. 02Widened buyer pool through dual marketing approach
  3. 03Ran targeted outreach to qualified TIC agents and buyers
  4. 04Navigated TIC-specific transaction complexities
  5. 05Achieved a strong sale outcome in a competitive TIC market

A version of this problem is probably on your desk.

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