Compare the pros and cons of listing your Los Angeles multifamily property with a broker vs selling directly a local multifamily owner like The Beverly Group

As real estate investors and buyer who spend a lot of time looking at apartment buildings across Los Angeles, one of the most common questions we hear is: how do you actually evaluate if a building makes sense as an investment?

If you’ve been Googling Seller’s Advantage or one of their competitors, chances are you’ve seen their ads that promise fast, hassle-free sales. They’re one of several companies in Los Angeles that buy houses directly from owners, usually as-is, then fix them up and resell. For someone with a single-family home that needs work, that kind of service can make sense. But here’s the thing most owners don’t realize: multifamily and investment properties are a different anima

Los Angeles has one of the most diverse multifamily housing stocks in the country. From Spanish Revival courtyard apartments built nearly a century ago to modern, glass towers downtown, every era of development reflects a different part of the city’s growth and policies. Understanding when a building was built can tell you a lot about its value, tenant profile, and rent control status. Here’s a breakdown of the major eras of L.A. multifamily construction.

If you own a multifamily building in Los Angeles and are thinking about selling, you’ve probably wondered what the tax hit will look like. After years of appreciation, it’s not unusual for multifamily owners here to face six-figure capital gains taxes when they sell. One of the few ways to avoid writing a massive check to the IRS is through a 1031 exchange. At its core, a 1031 lets you swap one investment property for another investment property and push your tax bill down t

If you’ve been looking into Open Door or other quick-sale platforms, you’ve probably noticed the promises of an easy process and fast closings. Their model is straightforward: purchase single-family homes directly from owners, often “as-is,” then renovate and resell. For a homeowner who simply wants to move on from a house that needs work, that kind of service can be very appealing.