Ready to step back?
Tell me about management demands, your ownership timeline, and what you’d like a transition to look like.
Thinking about stepping back from management or moving on to a new investment? Tell me about your southeast Michigan building and what you’d like your next step to look like.
Discuss my buildingStart with the address and unit count. No documents needed to begin.
A possible sale can start with a conversation about the building, the business, and what you want to do next.
I grew up in a real estate family and helped my father manage his apartments and houses. I’ve been managing properties for more than 35 years, so I know the work ownership takes—and why your next step is about more than price.
Today, I work with apartment owners across southeast Michigan to understand their goals and explore practical options—a possible purchase, terms to discuss, or, with your permission, an introduction to another buyer. I’ll explain my role and any proposal clearly. No presentation or documents needed to start; tell me what you have in mind.
Tell me about your building— Todd, Next Door Solutions LLC
Discuss a sale without starting with a public listing. If a purchase could fit, I’ll explain the next steps and the information needed to evaluate it.
Tell me about management demands, your ownership timeline, and what you’d like a transition to look like.
Share the building’s condition, vacancies, and upcoming capital needs so they can be part of the conversation.
Depending on the property, alternative payment arrangements or purchase terms may be worth exploring. I’ll explain any proposal clearly.
Enter your southeast Michigan building address and preferred timing. Then choose how you’d like to hear from me. No rent roll or financial documents needed for a first conversation.
What happens next? I’ll review what you share, then follow up by your preferred contact method to learn more. If a purchase could fit, I’ll explain the proposed next steps.
Step 1 of 2 · The property
Start with the property. You’re not committing to sell.
Start with the address, approximate unit count, occupancy, and your timing. If a purchase looks like a fit, I can discuss operating information and arrange secure document sharing later.
Yes. Existing leases, occupancy, and access arrangements would be part of evaluating a possible purchase. I can discuss the process with those responsibilities in mind.
Share the property’s current condition and any known maintenance or improvement needs. Each building is evaluated individually.
Possibly. Tell me your priorities around timing, proceeds, or payment arrangements. Any proposed approach would be explained before you choose whether to proceed.
If it isn’t a fit for a purchase by me, there may be another buyer in my network worth introducing. I’ll discuss that with you first and only share your details with your permission. An introduction or purchase isn’t guaranteed.
No. It begins a conversation about a possible purchase. I act as a prospective buyer; any agreed transaction would be documented separately.