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 TIC interests individually. I knew the right buyer: an all-cash purchaser I’d met during a previous transaction. The fit was immediate—goals aligned, timeline worked, and the buyer could move without financing contingencies.

I introduced them, navigated the TIC-specific complexities (fractional financing alternatives, ownership agreements, diligence), and balanced both parties’ interests through negotiation. No listing, no open houses, no market friction. Just a direct match between a quality asset and a qualified buyer.

If you’re selling a TIC or fractional interest, the right buyer often isn’t on Zillow. They’re in my 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

A version of this problem is probably on your desk.

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.