“I just don’t want another person wasting my time. If you say you’re gonna close, then close.”
— Barton Hills Duplex Seller
the story
The owners of this Barton Hills duplex held onto the property for over 30 years. As a carpenter, he took pride in maintaining the duplex, and the rental income supported their family for decades. The property was more than just an investment. It was part of their identity.
They had developed a strong relationship with long-time tenants and cared deeply about the community. Their main priorities were:
- Ensuring the duplex remained a home for artists and musicians rather than being replaced by a mansion.
- Finding a buyer who could honor a lease-back arrangement so tenants could transition smoothly.
- Avoiding the stress of repairs, showings, and agent fees for a simple, straightforward sale.
- Working with a buyer they could trust to respect their vision and goals.
how we helped
Honored Their Vision
We committed to preserving the duplex as a home for the community.
Simplified the Process
We handled tenant communications, prepared all paperwork, and limited property visits.
Provided Flexibility
We offered a lease-back arrangement to give tenants time to find new homes.
Kept It Hassle-Free
The sale was straightforward, with no repairs, fees, or surprises. A handshake sealed the deal.
the result
The owners walked away with peace of mind knowing their tenants were supported and their duplex would remain part of the Barton Hills community. With the proceeds, they were able to focus on their ranch and finally take their dream trip to New Zealand.

“The process was fast, fair, and completely stress-free. I got a price I was happy with and didn’t have to worry about a thing.”

“I’ve had so many people call me about this lot, but you were the first one who didn’t make it sound like a runaround.”

“I just want this to be over with so I can get on with my life.”

“Other buyers threw numbers at me, but you actually walked me through how it works. That’s what made me feel like it could really get done.”