Targeted Buyer Outreach
Direct outreach and source-stamped digital exposure will focus on buyer groups most likely to pursue the property.



Prepared Exclusively for MSCO Corporation
September 2026
This portfolio comprises 2 apartment properties totaling 69 units. Each asset is valued independently on its own income, its own comparable set, and its own submarket, and each has a dedicated valuation page below.


Published team performance, laaa.com/track-record, as of September 3, 2026.
Of those closings, 342 are apartment sales covering 4,703 units. CoStar ranked LAAA the most active multifamily team in Los Angeles County from 2019 through 2021, and the team has not finished a quarter without a closed sale since it was founded.
Volume matters here for one reason: it is where the buyer list comes from. The buyer for this property is far more likely to be someone this team has already closed with than someone who finds it on a portal, and a team that closes every quarter is calling those people about something regardless.



• Chairman's Club - Marcus & Millichap's top-tier annual honor
• National Achievement Award - multiple years, both partners
• #1 Most Active Multifamily Team in LA County - CoStar 2019-2021
• Sales Recognition Award - every year since 2016
• 494 closed transactions - $1.56B in sales volume
Our public, continuously maintained reach combines active email subscribers, owner and investor contacts, a building-owner database, and targeted direct buyer calls for each listing.
Direct outreach and source-stamped digital exposure will focus on buyer groups most likely to pursue the property.
Named calls into the local buyer pool, the 1031 exchange buyers who have traded in this size class, and the private capital already holding product in the submarket.
National listing distribution, the firm's investor database, and coordination with MMCC on debt terms so a buyer arrives pre-qualified rather than exploring.
A property-specific offering site, targeted email, and syndication to the platforms buyers in this market actually search.
Most brokers are reactive. They post the listing, run an email blast, and wait for the phone to ring. We do all of that, and we do it well. Then we do the part almost nobody does. We pick up the phone.
Before your building goes to market, our system builds a probable buyer list for it specifically. It pulls the county assessment record for every property in the surrounding area: who owns it, where their mail goes, what they paid, when they bought, who financed it, and how many other buildings they hold. Out of that come the three groups most likely to buy your building: owners of comparable product nearby, buyers who have closed on buildings like yours recently, and exchange buyers with money that has to be placed on a deadline.
That list runs well over 100 names, and we call every one of them.