The Easiest Sales Process

You’ll Ever Experience.

Skip The Hassle and Headache, Sell Your Property to Asset Stream Properties

Are you an multifamily property owner who’s ready for a change but overwhelmed at the prospect of selling? If you are looking for a hassle-free, easy transaction with someone who will steward your property like you have.

Here is our commitment to you:

  • We will deal fairly with you

  • We are rooted in integrity

  • We are run by a hard-working, family man

  • We can see the value in your property without costly renovations and repairs

  • You don't have to deal with the headache of no shows, inspections, appraisals, etc

Tired of Managing Your Property,

but Overwhelmed by the Process of Selling?

We understand that interviewing brokers, addressing deferred maintenance, navigating showings with tenants, buyer inspections, negotiations, the entire process can take months.

We help you unlock your equity quickly and smoothly with an experienced buyer who can see the value of your property without investing in major repairs and renovations. Start enjoying the freedom you deserve!

GET A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO BUILDING WEALTH BEYOND YOUR BUSINESS

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Properties We’ve Purchased

Bellview

San Marcos

Danbury

We help Phoenix Apartment Owners Retire from Landlording Through Our Off-Market Apartment Buying System.

Showing and selling an apartment community is NOT EASY.

Here are all the hassles you will avoid by selling to Asset Stream:

  • Choosing A Broker/Agent takes a lot of time! Interviewing them, they all give different opinions of value, they will tell you want you want to hear, etc

  • Getting the property in showing condition is difficult, costly and takes a lot of time. If you over improve it, you don’t get a return on your money or time. If you under-improve it, you don’t attract the right buyers.

  • Buyers walking every unit.This is an incredible pain to coordinate with tenants and management - multiple showings, and tenant disturbances just to try to get an offer.

  • Inspections and appraisals. Once you do get an offer, the buyer will send in an inspector and appraiser who will need to get into all the units again, and will discover all the things that need to be fixed, and will often want to re-negotiate the price.

  • Bank Negotiations and last-minute Changes Banks can pull the plug on loans from un-experienced buyers and ruin the deal at any time, causing the seller to have to start the process all over again.

  • Extended Sales Timeline The entire process, if it goes perfectly will take 60-90 days from the time you get a contract. Realistically it could be a 6-12 month ordeal from the time you start planning to sell from the time you start talking to brokers to the time it closes.

Areas Where We Buy

Asset Stream buys apartment communities of all sizes in Phoenix, AZ and surrounding markets.

  • Central Phoenix Corridor

  • North Phoenix

  • South Mountain Corridor

  • The East Valley

  • Apache Junction, AZ

  • Mesa, AZ

  • Gilbert, AZ

  • Chandler, AZ

  • The West Valley

  • Glendale, AZ

  • Buckeye, AZ

  • Surprise, AZ

  • Peoria, AZ

  • Goodyear, AZ

  • Anthem, AZ

  • Scottsdale, AZ

Our Commitment To You

In addition to the smoothest, easiest sales process you’ve ever experienced, our commitments are:

  • Act as a mission-driven organization providing affordable housing opportunities to good families.

  • Providing professional, high-quality management, and an exceptional tenant experience

  • Maintaining and improving the property over time.

What Our Sellers Say

As an investor with Asset Stream Properties, I am never worried at any point and can trust that my investment is being well taken care of. Pete always does what he says he is going to do and keeps people informed.

I have known Pete for years and have seen that he is always on top of things. In the first year of my investment, it is already producing strong returns and the value of the property has gone up significantly. Pete is cautious and analyzes deals with care - he has a gift for seeing what a property could be with small upgrades that make the property significantly more cashflow positive.

What I have appreciated about this journey is that Pete is an expert in what he does, but I always feel like a part of the decision making process without having to be hands on.

Michael Burke

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Blogs

Are Bonds a Good Investment?

Are Bonds Really Zero-Risk Investments?

Real Estate Investing
August 14, 2024•2 min read

Are Bonds Really Zero-Risk Investments?

Written by Pete Schnepp

Bonds are often touted as being very low-risk investments. Some would even go so far as to call them risk-free. But is that really the case? All investments come with risks to balance out their rewards, and bonds are no different. Here are a few of the risks you take on when you invest in bonds.

Interest Rate Risks

This is one of the best-known perils of bonds. The relationship between a bond and the interest rates in the market are complicated, but basically, supply and demand are at play in influencing the interest rate on the bond. A bond you invest in might decline in value if interest rates rise. Yikes!

Inflation Risks

A bond is worth a fixed amount of money. If you invest 10,000 dollars in a bond, when it’s paid back to you, you’ll get 10,000 dollars. Seems straightforward and risk-free, right? Nope!

You must remember that inflation is a factor in every economy. 10,000 one year is unlikely to have the same purchasing power five years from the date the bond is issued. In that way, there’s a good chance your bond is going to decline in total value, and that means money out of your pocket.

Default Risk

If you invest in bonds for a corporation, and that company goes under? Who knows what you’ll be getting back. If the bank repossesses the assets of the company you’ve given your money to, well, that’s simply not your money anymore. It’s gone.

Takeaways?

Bonds aren’t the riskiest investment, sure, but they do come with their own set of risks. And that low risk deal that you think you’re getting also tends to come with low value and minimal rewards. Bonds aren’t a terrible investment, but they’re not necessarily the best one.

Real estate, on the other hand, is a great investment choice for anyone who wants to see their wealth grow surely and steadily. No matter what happens, if you invest in real estate, you can rest easy knowing that there’s a solid piece of land behind your money. 

 

 

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