Small brick apartment building in evening light

Southern Oregon income property · Fully underwritten

A legacy wealth system
built to serve your family
for generations to come.

We sell income-producing property with the underwriting already done, then run it for you in house: management, maintenance, and bookkeeping under one roof. Larger complexes come to investors as syndications. One relationship, built to compound over decades rather than close a transaction.

Market
Southern Oregon
Every property
Fully underwritten
Your involvement
Hands-off
Structures
Direct or syndicated

What we offer

Everything you need to own it,
without running it.

Small apartment buildings sit in an awkward gap. Institutions will not look at them, and most individuals cannot take one on alone. We work that gap with an institutional playbook and hand you the finished result.

01

Underwritten property, ready to buy

We sell income-producing property with the analysis already complete. Multiple assets available at any time, each with its rent roll, T-12, and return math on the table before you decide.

02

Hands-off passive ownership

You own the asset, we run it in house. Property management, bookkeeping, maintenance, and reporting are all ours. No third-party manager, no 2 a.m. maintenance call.

03

Syndicated larger complexes

For bigger apartment complexes, we syndicate the deal across multiple investors, so you can hold a position in an asset well beyond individual reach.

04

Immersive AI property tours

Every apartment we bring to market gets an AI-built video walkthrough: the grounds, the building, and inside the units. You can study an asset in depth from anywhere, in detail that photographs and a floor plan never capture, before you spend a day driving to it.

05

Our own CRM for both sides

We built and optimized our own platform for buyers and sellers. Your pipeline, documents, numbers, and status all live in one place instead of a chain of forwarded email.

The formula

Built to hold through downturns,
and to keep buying.

The same playbook every year: own the kind of rentals people still need when money is tight, and recycle the equity they build into the next property without triggering a tax bill.

Resilient through the cycle

Recessions hit speculative assets hardest. Modest, well-run rentals bought on in-place income behave differently, and we underwrite so a soft year is survivable rather than fatal.

  • Workforce rents. Demand for affordable, well-managed units holds up when the economy turns down.
  • Cash flow first. We buy on income the property already produces, not on appreciation we hope shows up.
  • Conservative leverage. Debt sized so coverage survives a bad year, not just a good one.
  • Funded reserves. Every deal carries capital set aside per unit, so a roof does not become a capital call.

The tax flow system

Equity that builds inside a property does not have to sit there, and moving it does not have to cost you a tax bill. Refinance proceeds are borrowed money, not income, so they are not a taxable event.

  1. 01

    Acquire

    Buy an underwritten property that produces income from the first month.

  2. 02

    Operate

    In-house management lifts net income while the loan balance falls. Both build equity.

  3. 03

    Refinance at the right time

    When value and rates line up, we pull the created equity out. No sale, no capital gain, no tax event.

  4. 04

    Redeploy

    Those proceeds fund the next property. You keep the first one, and the portfolio compounds.

Timing is the whole game. A refinance adds debt and closing cost, so we only do it when the numbers still clear coverage on the way out. Confirm the tax treatment for your own situation with your CPA.

How it works

Four steps, and then
you can go back to your life.

  1. 01

    Introductory call

    We talk through your goals, timeline, and what this needs to do for you and the people who come after you.

  2. 02

    Review real properties

    You see live assets from our inventory with the full picture attached: an immersive video walkthrough of the building and units, plus the rent roll, T-12, business plan, and the return math behind each one.

  3. 03

    Buy it or join a syndication

    Take title yourself on a smaller building, or fund a position in a larger complex alongside other investors. Either way, that is the last piece of work required of you.

  4. 04

    Collect and track

    We run the property and report through our own CRM: distributions, occupancy, and actuals measured against the original underwriting.

And all of it in house.

No third-party management company, no rotating cast of contractors, no bookkeeper you have never met. The people who underwrite the deal are the people who run it, which is why the reporting matches the underwriting.

  • Property management
  • Bookkeeping & accounting
  • Maintenance & repairs
  • Leasing & tenant screening
  • Unit turns & renovations
  • Rent collection
  • Compliance & notices
  • Owner reporting

The underwriting

Underwritten before
a dollar goes in.

We do not price a building off a seller's pro forma. Our underwriting ingests the rent roll, T-12 operating statements, unit mix, comparable rents, capital expenditure history, and local absorption, then tells us what the asset is really worth and what it can realistically return.

  • Valuation range. Cap-rate-derived value with the confidence interval.
  • NOI & cash flow. In-place versus stabilized, on real expense loads.
  • Debt coverage. DSCR, break-even occupancy, and sensible leverage limits.
  • Downside case. What happens if rates move or rents soften.

If a deal does not survive the numbers, we pass. Most do not make it through.

Interior of a modern rental apartment unit

Headline (illustrative)

Asset16 units
Purchase price$1,820,000
Going-in cap6.3%
DSCR1.28×

Illustrative underwriting: a 16-unit walk-up

This is the level of detail you see before you commit a dollar. Every line is either verified against the rent roll and T-12 or flagged as an assumption.

Acquisition

Units16
Purchase price$1,820,000
Price per unit$113,750
Renovation budget$136,000
Closing costs$36,400
Total capitalization$1,992,400

Income, in place

Average in-place rent$1,150 / mo
Gross potential rent$220,800
Vacancy & credit loss (6%)($13,200)
Other income$6,400
Effective gross income$214,000
Post-renovation rent$1,325 / mo

Operating expenses

Property taxes$24,800
Insurance$9,600
Water, sewer & trash$18,400
Repairs & maintenance$14,200
Management (8% of EGI)$17,100
Turnover & make-ready$6,800
Admin, legal & marketing$3,600
Reserves ($300 / unit)$4,800
Total operating expenses$99,300
Expense ratio46.4%

Debt & returns

Net operating income$114,700
Loan amount (65% LTV)$1,183,000
Rate / amortization6.5% / 30 yr
Annual debt service$89,700
DSCR1.28×
Equity required$809,400
Year-one cash flow$25,000 (3.1%)
Stabilized NOI$144,300
Stabilized cash-on-cash6.7%

Illustrative example only. These figures describe how we underwrite, not a projection, an offer, or the performance of any specific investment.

Portfolio

The kind of properties we place.

Smaller apartment buildings, typically twenty units or fewer, for direct ownership. Larger complexes come to investors as syndications. Both are priced where the numbers still make sense.

Small brick walk-up apartment building on a corner lot
Brick walk-upEight to twenty units
Renovated rental unit living area
Renovated unitValue-add turn
In-place rental apartment interior
In-place rentalOccupied at close
Vintage brick apartment building facade with sash windows
Vintage brick multifamilySolid bones, below-market rents

Where we operate

Southern Oregon, and only Southern Oregon. In-house management only works if the people doing it can be at the property the same day, so we buy what we can drive to. It also means we know which streets, school districts, and buildings actually rent.

Jackson County

Medford, Ashland, Central Point, Talent, Phoenix, Eagle Point, Jacksonville

Josephine County

Grants Pass, Cave Junction, Merlin, Wolf Creek

Klamath County

Klamath Falls, Chiloquin, Merrill, Malin

Next step

Start with a conversation.
No pitch deck required.

Tell us what you want this to be worth to your family in twenty years. We will tell you honestly whether income property, and this team, is the right way to get there, and show you what is available now.

Fifteen minutes, no obligation.