Dual AgencyOff-market

TIC Matchmaking on Bryant: Investor Sale Meets Ideal Buyer

2755 Bryant St, San Francisco1,453 sq ft3 bd / 1 ba

2755 Bryant St, San Francisco — primary photograph
2755 Bryant St, San FranciscoExhibit A
2755 Bryant St, San Francisco — photograph 2
Exhibit B
2755 Bryant St, San Francisco — photograph 3
Exhibit C

The file

The seller, a professional investor, had renovated the building and was selling the TIC interests one by one. I knew the buyer already: an all-cash purchaser from a previous transaction whose goals and timeline lined up. I made the introduction, worked the TIC specifics of ownership agreements, fractional-financing alternatives, and diligence, and balanced both sides’ interests as dual agent with everything on the table. No listing and no open houses. No friction the deal didn’t need.

The right buyer for a fractional interest is rarely browsing Zillow. Usually they are already in somebody’s network.

Value delivered

  1. 01Matched an all-cash buyer from a prior transaction with an off-market TIC opportunity
  2. 02Recognized goal alignment between buyer and seller before either went to market
  3. 03Navigated TIC-specific contracts, ownership agreements, and diligence requirements
  4. 04Balanced both parties' interests as dual agent through transparent negotiation
  5. 05Delivered a swift, no-friction close without financing delays

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