Seller Representation

Investor-Grade OM Turns Oakland Fiveplex Into a Confidence-Driven Sale at $1.45M

3007 35th Ave, Oakland5,250 sq ft5 units

3007 35th Ave, Oakland — primary photograph
3007 35th Ave, OaklandExhibit A
3007 35th Ave, Oakland — photograph 2
Exhibit B
3007 35th Ave, Oakland — photograph 3
Exhibit C

The file

I represented the seller in the disposition of this 5-unit, 5,250 SF building in Oakland’s Laurel corridor. The asset was stabilized and separately metered—low operating burden, durable cash flow. But to get the best price, I needed to make it easy for investors to say yes.

I built an investor-grade offering memorandum with transparent current and market rents (including Section-8/HUD adjustments), capex context, and practical financing pathways. The unwarranted unit was addressed head-on—no hiding, no spin. I also negotiated the seller’s completion of garage-door upgrades before close to remove a potential objection. The result: a clean, confidence-driven sale at full ask.

If you’re selling an income property, I’ll package it the way investors want to see it—and remove the friction before it becomes a problem.

Value delivered

  1. 01Positioned the asset around low operating burden and durable cash flow
  2. 02Built investor-grade OM with transparent rent rolls, capex context, and financing assumptions
  3. 03Addressed unwarranted unit transparently to maintain buyer confidence
  4. 04Negotiated seller completion of garage-door upgrades to remove a closing objection
  5. 05Closed cleanly at $1,450,000 with a streamlined diligence process

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.