GildenRow's digital matching platform connects qualified buyers with committed capital to off-market multifamily control transfers. Registration requires capital verification and track record confirmation.

Why Exclusive Access Matters

Competitive Process

Property marketed to 50+ buyers
Highest bid wins (winner's curse)
Extensive tours and showings
Sellers field multiple offers
Re-trading is common
4-6 month timeline typical

Direct Match Process

Property shown to one buyer only
Direct negotiation without competition
Discreet diligence, no tours
Seller engages with you exclusively
Pricing aligned from the start
45-60 day execution window

You avoid bidding wars and re-trading dynamics. Sellers accept slightly lower pricing in exchange for certainty, speed, and complete confidentiality.

How It Works

1

Register Your Criteria

Share investment parameters: geography, unit range, class, acquisition budget, and timeline. Capital verification ($10M+) and track record confirmation required. Registration takes 10 minutes.

2

We Match Opportunities

When seller situations align with your criteria, we reach out. You'll receive sanitized property overview and situation context.

3

Initial Assessment

Review anonymized details. Decide if opportunity fits your criteria. If interested, mutual NDA is executed before full disclosure.

4

Direct Introduction

Meet seller. Review complete property details, financials, and diligence materials. Direct negotiation begins. No other buyers in the room.

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Negotiate & Close

Private deal structure. You set terms directly with seller. Typical timeline: 45-60 days from introduction to close.

Registration does not guarantee deal flow. Opportunities are situational and depend on seller timing, not our ability to "source" deals for you.

Engagement Context

Timing Positioning

Access timing-driven situations before traditional brokers engage. Sellers require speed and certainty over extended marketing cycles.

One-to-One Alignment

Direct match between one seller and one buyer. No competitive tours, no database blasts, no public marketing. Clean, private negotiation.

Structural Constraints

Sellers face timing pressure: debt maturity, partnership resolution, portfolio strategy. These create opportunities for buyers prepared to act.

Confidential Execution

Complete discretion maintained throughout. No property exposure, no market awareness, no competitive dynamics. Seller identity protected until mutual interest confirmed.

Buyer Responsibility

Execution responsibility sits with you. Proof of funds required, decision authority confirmed, closing capability verified before introduction.

Discretionary Engagement

No obligation on either side. Introductions happen when alignment exists. Walk away at any point with zero consequence.

Typical Opportunity Profile

Capital Event-Driven

Debt maturity (6-12 months out). Rate cap expiration. Refinancing constraints. Seller needs certainty before capital structure deadline.

Partnership Resolution

GP/LP conflict. Silent partner exit. Fund liquidation timeline. Seller requires discretion to protect relationships and operational continuity.

Operational Transition

Occupancy pressure. Deferred maintenance. Management transition. Seller prefers clean exit over extended turnaround strategy.

Portfolio Rebalancing

Geographic concentration. Vintage rebalancing. Strategic repositioning. Seller values speed and certainty over maximizing price through public marketing.

Market Timing Sensitivity

Anticipated market softening. Policy uncertainty. Interest rate exposure. Seller seeks controlled exit before conditions deteriorate further.

Lender Relationship Management

Public marketing could trigger lender concerns or covenant discussions. Private execution maintains stable lender communication and avoids acceleration risk.

Property Profile: Typically 100-400 units (500+ considered situationally), Class B/C, Southeast markets, $15M-$65M transaction size. Situations are timing-driven, not manufactured.

Ready to Access Off-Market Deal Flow?

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