Investment property brokerage

Invest with the numbers in the room early.

SkyNet Properties helps investors evaluate acquisition, lease, hold, and exit decisions with attention to rent, basis, debt, operating cost, capital needs, and market risk.

Transaction breakdown

What the investment process covers.

1

Investment objective

Define target return, hold period, capital stack, risk tolerance, property type, and operational bandwidth.

2

Underwriting inputs

Review rent, vacancy, debt, taxes, insurance, operating cost, repairs, capex, and exit assumptions.

3

Transaction strategy

Shape offer or listing strategy around the numbers, market demand, due diligence, and negotiation leverage.

4

Hold or exit path

Connect brokerage execution to leasing, management, refinance, resale, or portfolio strategy after closing.

Process timeline

Typical investment path: 6-14 weeks

Investor timelines vary with underwriting depth, capital stack, due diligence, tenant status, and exit planning.
Investment thesis
Return target, risk, hold
Underwriting
Rent, debt, capex, exit
Deal strategy
Offer or listing terms
Diligence
Inspection, leases, numbers
Hold or exit setup
Lease, manage, refinance, sell

Buy-and-hold

Rental income, basis, operating cost, debt, and management fit reviewed before acquisition.

Value-add and repositioning

Support for investors weighing improvement plans, rent lift, lease-up, and exit timing.

Disposition strategy

Listing support that frames the asset around income, tenant profile, capital needs, and buyer underwriting.

Next step

Put the thesis next to the property.

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