A useful search starts with an investment profile: target locations, unit count, price range, available capital, financing assumptions, risk tolerance, and hold period. That profile gives each opportunity the same first screen instead of letting a promising headline set the criteria.
What sourcing looks like
- Public inventory. Review active multifamily listings against the agreed location, unit count, and price criteria.
- Broker and owner outreach. Consider opportunities that may not yet be broadly marketed without treating an off market label as proof of value.
- Initial underwriting. Compare rents, expenses, financing, reserves, and property condition using stated assumptions.
- Due diligence coordination. Keep inspection, lending, title, insurance, legal, and management questions visible before deadlines pass.
How a typical engagement runs
The first conversation defines the mandate and the information needed to evaluate it. The frequency of opportunities and the pace of a transaction depend on the market and the criteria; no deal volume or response time is promised on this page.
If a property moves forward, TDG can coordinate the brokerage timeline while the investor selects and directs the appropriate lender, inspector, attorney, tax advisor, insurance provider, and property manager.