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

Dealing with a fire in your Los Angeles property is stressful and overwhelming. Beyond the immediate damage, owners often ask: Can I...

Most Los Angeles brokers know single-family homes and condos inside and out, since those make up the majority of the housing stock here. But when a client asks you to sell a multifamily building, the process can feel very different. Selling apartment buildings isn’t just about comps and curb appeal -it’s about income, expenses, and long-term potential. Think of it this way: a buyer isn’t just buying a piece of real estate; they’re buying an operating business. They want to k

Selling a multi-family property in Los Angeles is not the same as selling a single-family home. Between tenants, regulations, rent control, and the sheer scale of these assets, the process can feel overwhelming for property owners. At The Beverly Group, we’ve worked with countless Los Angeles multifamily owners and understand the unique challenges—and opportunities—that come with these sales. Broadly speaking, there are three primary paths to selling an LA investment propert

As Los Angeles multifamily developers and investors , we get asked this question a lot. The answer is that there are a lots of different...

If you own a multifamily property in Los Angeles , one of the most common questions is: Can I sell my apartment building while tenants...

Falling behind on property taxes on your investment property in Los Angeles can feel overwhelming—especially for multifamily owners. Once your property becomes tax delinquent, penalties and interest add up quickly, and the County has the right to auction properties if taxes remain unpaid. Many owners ask: Can I sell my apartment building in Los Angeles if I’m behind on property taxes? The answer: yes, you can. Even if you owe back taxes, you can sell your building. In fact, m

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

For Los Angeles multifamily owners preparing to sell, one of the toughest decisions is whether to renovate before going to market or to...