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

This Mission District TIC had natural light and a solid floor plan—but in a market segment where TICs compete against condos, positioning matters. I marketed the unit to both owner-occupants (drawn to the neighborhood and layout) and investors (attracted to the price point and rental potential). That dual positioning widened the buyer pool and generated competitive interest. Clean sale, strong outcome.

If you’re selling a TIC, the strategy is everything. I’ll make sure the right buyers see it.

Value delivered

  1. 01Positioned TIC to appeal to both owner-occupants and investors
  2. 02Widened buyer pool through dual marketing approach
  3. 03Leveraged 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

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Every file above started as one conversation. Describe the property and the decision, and I will show you the numbers that matter before you commit to anything.