A row of DC townhouses at dusk.

For investors

Deals that actually pencil out.

Underwritten on sourced numbers, not a rosy pro forma. Kevin runs the valuations banks lean on for lending decisions, and the same discipline goes into every deal he brings you.

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The numbers
Bank-grade
Kevin runs broker price opinions for lenders. Your deal gets the same rigor.
What you see first
Cap rate
And cash-on-cash and break-even, before you get in the car.
Where the deals are
Off-market
Pocket listings, tired-landlord sales and pre-market inventory.
Closed transactions
1,000+
Team-inclusive, since 2008.

How Kevin works a deal

Four steps from the goal to the keys.

  1. 01

    Tell Kevin the goal and the budget

    Cash flow, long-term appreciation, a 1031 clock or a first rental: the strategy sets everything that follows.

  2. 02

    He models real candidates

    On-market and off, each underwritten on real numbers: rents, taxes, insurance, vacancy, reserves, financing. You see the cap rate and the cash-on-cash first.

  3. 03

    Tour and underwrite the finalists

    Walk the strong ones, verify the assumptions in person, and kill the ones that do not hold up. Better to lose a Saturday than a down payment.

  4. 04

    Offer with protection built in

    A clean, competitive offer with contingencies and terms that defend your capital, structured to appeal to the seller without exposing you.

DC rowhouses.
The best investor deals rarely hit the portals.

Who this is for

Five kinds of investor, one process.

First rental

The down payment and the nerve; a first door that cash-flows and does not become a second job.

House-hackers

Owner-occupy a multi-unit or a home with a rentable basement; tenants carry the mortgage.

1031 exchanges

Rolling gains into the next property on a clock; identification and closing handled precisely.

Portfolio builders

You own doors and want disciplined underwriting to add the right ones.

Out-of-area buyers

Investing in the DMV from elsewhere; boots on the ground who know which blocks rent and hold value.

Fifteen minutes on the phone.

No presentation, no pitch, nothing to sign. You describe the situation, I tell you what I’d do about it, and you decide from there whether there’s more to talk about.

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