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Hello,

What do motivated/special circumstance sellers of 150+ unit Class A garden-style & mid-rise apartments in the Southeast & Texas do? Whom do they reach out to? Do they always or almost always use a broker?

I once heard a certain business had to formally list its for sale multifamily properties due to its institutional partners. Does anyone know anything about this situation?

I've heard about 150+ unit Class A & B garden-style & mid-rise apartments that were sold off-market with a broker.

I've heard someone say no one would sell 150+ unit Class A garden-style and/or mid-rise apartments off-market without a broker. Is this true?

Thanks

Try to help them out with their special circumstance. Thanks

Thanks and I revised my post to say...

What do motivated sellers of 150+ unit Class A & B garden-style & mid-rise apartments in the Southeast & Texas do? Whom do they reach out to? Do they always or almost always use a broker?

I once heard a certain business had to formally list its for sale multifamily properties due to its institutional partners. Does anyone know anything about this situation?

I've heard of 150+ unit Class A & B garden-style & mid-rise apartments that were sold off-market with a broker.

I've heard someone say no one would sell 150+ unit Class A garden-style and/or mid-rise apartments off-market without a broker. Is this true?

No, I'm not a motivated seller. I'm looking for good deals.

Thanks and I revised my post to say...

What do 150+ unit motivated multifamily sellers of garden-style and mid-rise apartments in the Southeast & Texas do? Whom do they reach out to with Class A & B properties? Do they always or almost always use a broker?

What do 150+ unit motivated multifamily sellers in the Southeast & Texas do? Who do they reach out to with Class A, B & C properties? Do they always use a broker?

Job and population growth

An article this week on REBusinessOnline.com discusses favorite southeast markets and says:

"The short list for the various speakers’ favorite markets include the usual suspects, namely Atlanta, Orlando, Tampa, Charlotte and Raleigh."

Multifamily Developers, Investors Reveal Favorite Southeast Markets - REBusinessOnline.com
https://rebusinessonline.com/m...

Greg Corbett

Multifamily Apartment Real Estate Entrepreneur 

Hello,

What are some of the best ways to get deals on 150+ Unit Garden Style Apartments in the Southeast or Texas, Class A or B+? Can BiggerPockets help?

Thanks,

GC

"Tampa Bay is on fire," said Yakhin Israel, senior vice president of the brokerage firm CBRE. "I can't go a day without hearing from somebody who wants to invest in Tampa Bay or lend in Tampa Bay."

"Tampa Bay commercial real estate 'is on fire.' But for how long?" - Tampa Bay Times

Spoiler alert: Tampa and Orlando are on the list. Where else?

Americas Head of Multifamily Research at CBRE, Jeanette Rice, discusses her top multifamily markets to watch in 2019, and the article is online on CBRE Capital Watch.

Top Multifamily Markets to Watch in 2019 - CBRE Capital Watch

Looking for 150+ units.

With possibly value-add repositioning.