Buyer Representation1031 exchangeRepeat client

Stabilized 18-Unit with Hidden Upside: Cell Tower Income, Basement Storage, and Room to Grow

5800 Walnut St, Oakland9,123 sq ft18 units

5800 Walnut St, Oakland — primary photograph
5800 Walnut St, OaklandExhibit A
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Exhibit B
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Exhibit C

The file

I represented the buyer in acquiring this 18-unit apartment building in Oakland’s Maxwell Park—a supply-constrained submarket where turnover is rare. The property was fully stabilized at a 6.14% cap rate with mostly updated studio units, on-site laundry, and a T-Mobile cell tower lease generating ancillary income most buyers wouldn’t think to underwrite.

My analysis went deeper. I identified additional upside through a unit turn program, expense optimization, and monetizing underutilized basement space for tenant storage. The acquisition gave my client strong in-place cash flow with multiple levers to grow NOI without major capital outlay.

If you’re looking for an income property that performs on day one with room to grow—I’ll help you find it and underwrite it honestly.

Value delivered

  1. 01Validated acquisition at 6.14% cap rate through detailed underwriting and financial modeling
  2. 02Identified upside via unit turn program and basement storage monetization
  3. 03Underwrote ancillary income from existing T-Mobile cell tower lease
  4. 04Analyzed market rent trends to project growth and protect downside risk
  5. 05Delivered a stabilized asset with multiple NOI growth levers in a supply-constrained market

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