Smarter ExitsFrom Active Management to Passive Income: Your Next Chapter in Multifamily
Whether you’re planning for retirement or just tired of being a landlord, we help you unlock equity and reposition into passive investments like NNNs, DSTs, or other vehicles.
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The Transition Challenge
(Why Owners Come to Us)
Rising expenses + tighter regulations = shrinking NOI.
Family-owned apartments often carry management headaches.
Many owners are at a life transition: retirement, estate, or redeployment of capital.
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Your Options
(How We Help You Decide)
1031 Exchange Guidance → keep your tax deferral and reposition equity.
Retirement/Passive Planning → income strategies without management stress.
Estate & Legacy Solutions → structure exits to simplify transfer and minimize conflict.
Alternative Passive Investments → NNNs, DSTs, or other stable, income-focused assets.
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Why NNNs and DSTs Still Matter
Predictable income with minimal management.
National credit tenants provide security.
DSTs allow fractional ownership with full professional management.
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Client Reflection
“We recently sold a multifamily property near the University of Oregon with René’s guidance. From the beginning, she kept us fully informed, navigated every step of due diligence, and brought multiple buyers to the table through her extensive network. What stood out was her transparency and steady communication—she always had both our interests and the buyer’s in mind. The result was a smooth transition and confidence that we made the right move for our future income strategy.”
— Doug Richmond
Case Story: From 24 Units to Stress-Free Income
The Challenge
A Eugene family had owned a 17-unit apartment building for decades. But rising insurance costs, ongoing repairs, and tenant turnover were steadily eroding their NOI. They were ready to retire—but hesitant to lose the income they had come to depend on.
The Process:
We began with a Cash Flow Autopsy™ to pinpoint exactly where the property was underperforming. Then we ran a Hold vs. Exit Pressure Test™ to compare the long-term impact of keeping the property versus selling. The numbers told a clear story: it was time to unlock their equity through a 1031 exchange.
The Solution:
- DST investment, offering fractional ownership and fully managed, passive income
For many owners like Terry, who want to step away from day-to-day management but still rely on consistent income, DSTs are a compelling option. While NNN (Triple Net) properties can offer passive income, they also come with leasing responsibilities, single-tenant risk, and potential vacancies.
In contrast, DSTs provide institutional-grade diversification, professional management, and predictable, hands-off income—the kind of long-term stability most retiring owners are looking for.
The Results:
- No tenant calls or property management stress
- A streamlined estate plan already in place for the next generation
Every transition is unique. Whether your path is a 1031 into a NNN, diversifying with a DST, or something else entirely—you don’t have to guess. Let’s walk the options together.
Try the Eugene Multifamily Exit Timing CalculatorWhat’s Your Property Worth Right Now?
Before you make a decision to hold or sell, see what the numbers really say.
In 60 seconds, you’ll see: estimated sales price based on your units + rents, current cap rate trends in Eugene/Springfield, and exchange potential into passive income strategies

