Commercial · Multifamily

You're not buying a building. You're buying its leases.

From duplexes to mid-rise apartment buildings, income property is valued by the paper it generates. I evaluate multifamily the way an investor does and read it the way a lawyer does, because the rent roll is a stack of contracts.

What I Handle

The numbers, and the paper behind them

  • Underwriting reality. Actual rents versus pro forma promises, real expenses, and the capex the listing forgot to mention.
  • Lease audits. Every lease you inherit survives the sale. Terms, deposits, delinquencies, and side deals get surfaced during diligence. See due diligence.
  • Florida landlord-tenant reality. Deposits, notices, and remedies handled the way Chapter 83 actually requires, not the way the last owner did it.
  • Entity & structure questions. How you hold the asset matters. Legal structuring runs through Scheer Legal as a separate engagement.
  • Filling units. Leasing strategy and tenant screening once you own it. See leasing.
Modern multifamily apartment building
Ready When You Are

Evaluating an income property?

Send me the rent roll and the asking price. I'll tell you whether the story holds up.