The Person Behind Sweetwater Multifamily

I'm [FULL NAME], and I'll be the one answering your call.

Sweetwater Multifamily isn't a call center or a national team. It's a local advisory practice built around one belief: when you've owned a building for 20 or 30 years, selling it isn't a transaction. It's one of the biggest financial and personal decisions of your life, and it deserves an advisor who treats it that way.

My background is a little different from most brokers. Before I ever listed a property, I spent five years in commercial real estate lending, underwriting apartment buildings, reading rent rolls and operating statements, and watching exactly which deals worked and which ones fell apart. That experience shapes everything about how I work: I start with your building's real numbers, not a sales pitch.

I work one market, on purpose. South San Diego County: National City, Chula Vista, Logan Heights, Spring Valley, Lemon Grove. I know the rent ordinances city by city, the insurance picture for pre-1978 buildings, what comparable buildings have actually sold for, and which way the regulatory wind is blowing. If you're considering selling an apartment building in South San Diego County, we'll be talking specifics, not generalities.

And I'll tell you the truth, even when it costs me a commission. If the numbers say holding is your best move, that's what I'll tell you, with the analysis to back it up. See how we help you decide whether to sell or hold. The only way a practice like this works in a market this small is by being the advisor people trust enough to recommend to their neighbors.

I'm affiliated with Keller Williams Commercial, I live and work here in San Diego County, and when you call, you get me. (858) 768-0227.