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Complete the form below and tell us about your property. Whether you're evaluating a sale, addressing compliance concerns, navigating tenant issues, or seeking guidance on your next steps, we'll review the information provided and follow up with relevant recommendations and resources.
Serving Washington, DC Multifamily Owners
Washington, DC is one of the nation's most complex multifamily markets. UMA specializes in advising owners of 4-20 unit apartment buildings throughout the District, helping them navigate compliance requirements, maximize value, and execute thoughtful exit strategies. Most consultations can be conducted virtually, in person, or directly at your property.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions from multifamily owners exploring a sale, compliance review, or strategic consultation.
UMA focuses on 4-20 unit multifamily properties throughout Washington, DC. Our advisory approach combines compliance expertise, valuation analysis, and transaction strategy specifically for small multifamily owners.
No. Many owners meet with us months or even years before making a decision. The purpose of the consultation is to understand your options and identify any opportunities or risks that may impact future plans.
Absolutely. Many owners engage us for compliance reviews, rent control audits, TOPA guidance, or long-term planning before ever considering a sale.
Yes. Our advisory model is designed to help owners understand how compliance issues may impact operations, valuation, financing, and future disposition opportunities.
If available, bring recent rent rolls, leases, operating statements, licensing records, compliance notices, or any materials related to the property. If you don't have these available, we can still have an initial discussion.
Request a Customized Building Valuation
Whether you’re refinancing, selling, applying for a loan, or planning an exit, know exactly where your building’s value stands in today’s market.
Get a Compliance Position Review
Before filing an eviction, submitting a hardship petition, raising rents, or preparing for a sale, understand your building’s regulatory exposure and required steps.