Which type of brokerage to utilize? 20-40 Unit MF complex

Although this may be obvious to some, if one were to want to invest in a MF complex with about 20-40 units, what type of brokerage should one start creating relationships with to start combing through poential deals? Is HFF/M&M/Cushman way too big for those sorts of properties?

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In my market that is about M&M's niche, but there is usually a hungrier younger guy at the bigger shops who will be representing owners of smaller properties like this. Otherwise it will be seeing who is the representative on more of the deals in this range in your local market to find out who has the market share for this product type.

 

How does one usually go about starting relationships with brokers at M&M? Just reach out with what you are looking for, firm type, and let the process develop and go forward from there? Curious as to how the protocol and dynamic is to set up relationships like this.

 

HFF is snobby with respect to investment sales but they have no problem doing lower $ debt placement especially in CA. If you want financing advisory I would give them a call.

 

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