Existing buildings
Identify buildings and owners that match the acquisition criteria you set.
BTR & multifamily
For rental-housing investors and developers, we research sites and ownership groups, reach the responsible person, and qualify openness to a sale or partnership.
Who this is for
For BTR and multifamily acquisition or development teams with a clear buy box. Third-party management mandates have a separate property-management scope.
Identify buildings and owners that match the acquisition criteria you set.
Review site context and planning status before approaching the ownership group.
Reach the right party for a supported joint-venture or development conversation.
An illustrative conversation
An example of the scope we would agree, rather than a client result or a live opportunity.
The owner of a building that fits your market and asset criteria confirms they would consider a sale. Your acquisition team receives the property details, the owner’s stated position and the next discussion.
How the work happens
Agree geography, asset types, size and excluded counterparties.
Separate documented facts from assumptions about availability.
Manage outreach and learn whether a sale or partnership is of interest.
Share the owner’s position and property context with your team.
Your team owns valuation, diligence, financing, negotiations and transaction decisions. A conversation is not an available listing, investment recommendation or completed deal.
Before we begin
No. The scope can include direct-owner outreach. Availability is only confirmed through the relevant owner or representative.
Yes, under a separate management brief. Acquiring a property and winning a third-party management mandate require different criteria.
No. AFT researches, reaches and qualifies the conversation. Transaction work stays with your team.
Start with your market
Tell us who you want to reach, where you work and what makes an account worth your time.