Buyer Representation

Consistent Layout, Clear Upside: 9-Unit Mission Building Matched to Buyer's Income Goals

3312-3326 26th St, San Francisco8,624 sq ft9 units

3312-3326 26th St, San Francisco — primary photograph
3312-3326 26th St, San FranciscoExhibit A
3312-3326 26th St, San Francisco — photograph 2
Exhibit B
3312-3326 26th St, San Francisco — photograph 3
Exhibit C

The file

The buyer wanted multifamily with strong in-place income and room to operate better. This 9-unit Mission District building fit: identical two-bed, one-bath units in a clean three-over-three-over-three stack. I analyzed current performance, walked the units, verified tenancy and income against the documents, and confirmed where operations and rents could improve over time. The identical unit mix keeps management simple and made the investment thesis easy to state.

Most of this business is verifying before you commit.

Value delivered

  1. 01Identified property as a match for buyer's target return and management capabilities
  2. 02Analyzed financials to confirm in-place return and rent-up potential
  3. 03Verified tenancy and income through unit walkthroughs and document review
  4. 04Assessed systems, common areas, and maintenance history
  5. 05Structured timelines and contingencies for flexibility and competitiveness

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