Sell or exchange
Compare likely sale proceeds, transaction costs, taxes, remaining debt, and whether repositioning could create more value first.
Mallory Street does not act as the broker, tax adviser, or exchange intermediary.
The investment approach
We bring structure to the decision: establish the home’s core economics, compare the realistic outcomes, and choose the strategy that best fits the asset and the owner.
Step one
A revenue forecast means little until it sits beside the costs required to acquire, finance, hold, improve, and operate the home.
For a property under consideration, we model the known information and make assumptions visible. For a home already owned, we separate original basis from the costs that matter to the decision now.
Purchase basis and improvements
Debt or hard-money cost
Taxes, insurance, HOA, and utilities
Maintenance, vacancy, and reserves
Step two
Compare likely sale proceeds, transaction costs, taxes, remaining debt, and whether repositioning could create more value first.
Mallory Street does not act as the broker, tax adviser, or exchange intermediary.
Compare market rent, vacancy, leasing and management costs, turnover exposure, repairs, and the simplicity of a longer-term tenant.
Mallory Street does not currently provide unfurnished long-term management.
Compare furnished demand, setup cost, utilities, supplies, cleaning structure, platform costs, maintenance, and the management intensity required.
This is the operating model Mallory Street manages today.
Step three
How important is current income versus future appreciation or liquidity?
Is the property a near-term decision, a multiyear hold, or part of a future move?
How much variability, operating intensity, and capital exposure is appropriate?
Could capital, time, or borrowing capacity work harder in a different outcome?
Give us the address and a little context. We’ll review the property before beginning a personal conversation.
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