Tell us what fits.
Share your experience, buying criteria, available equity, and timing. A considered profile gives us something useful to work with.
Your profile gives us the starting point. The conversations that follow help us understand the details that a form alone cannot capture.
Build your buyer profileShare your experience, buying criteria, available equity, and timing. A considered profile gives us something useful to work with.
We review your profile, discuss the details, and establish your point of contact. You know who to call when your plans change.
When an opportunity may fit, we contact you directly to discuss the property, available information, and next steps.
A principal who understands your criteria, direct communication, and a candid discussion of each opportunity and the information available.
Specific criteria, an honest view of capital and readiness, and timely feedback. That is how the relationship becomes more useful with every conversation.
We discuss why the property may fit and where it differs from your criteria. Together, we work through the information available and the questions that need answers.
A conversation is an opportunity to evaluate fit. You decide whether to proceed after your own review.
The feedback is useful. A different location, too much work, the wrong timing—each answer helps us understand what a better fit looks like.
Keep us current when your capital, criteria, or project capacity changes. After a purchase, let us know when you are ready to consider the next one. That is the relationship we are here to build.
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You build a relationship with Goran, Dario, Mark, and Omid. We review your buying criteria and contact you personally when an opportunity may fit. There is no public deal room or buyer directory.
Our team reviews your experience, criteria, capital, and timing. We reach out to discuss fit and establish your point of contact. A completed profile starts that conversation; it does not guarantee an opportunity or a purchase.
No. Tell us honestly about your experience, available equity, financing plan, and support team. First-time buyers can introduce themselves, and financed purchases can be part of the conversation. Readiness and realistic criteria matter.
Yes. You can create separate buying profiles within one application—for example, a different budget and market for apartment buildings than for homes to renovate. Your relationship with our team stays in one place.
Our focus is Minnesota, including Minneapolis, Saint Paul, the surrounding metro, and other Minnesota markets that fit the opportunity. You can be based anywhere; specify the cities or counties where you are prepared to buy.
The property, our role in the transaction, pricing, and any applicable fees or agreements are discussed for the specific opportunity. Ask your principal to walk through the terms before you make a commitment.
Share your experience, capital, and criteria. Let’s find out how we can work together.