KADAKMultifamily

Acquisition Buy Box

A precise filter. A faster conversation.

If your opportunity fits the criteria below, we want to see it. If it doesn't, we'll tell you quickly — and tell you why.

Multifamily acquisition criteria filters and market indicators

A Filter, Not a Funnel

Asset class, unit count, vintage, deal size, market.

Every submission passes through the same disciplined filter. Speed comes from clarity on the criteria — not from cutting corners on the work.

Asset ClassClass A and Class B Multifamily
Unit Count100+ units preferred; will review smaller assets in priority submarkets
Deal Size$25M – $150M+ (per asset); portfolios considered to $500M+
Vintage1990+ preferred; selective older assets where location and basis justify
StrategyCore-plus, value-add, recapitalization, select special situations
MarketsDFW · Austin · San Antonio · Houston · Phoenix · Atlanta · Charlotte/Raleigh · Tampa/Orlando
Hold PeriodLong-term institutional; flexible across hold, refi, recap, sale
LeverageConservative; structure-appropriate (agency, life co, debt fund)
Review TimelineInitial feedback within 48–72 hours on full packages (OM, T12, rent roll, debt)
Decision AuthorityPrincipal-level review on every deal

What We Pursue

High-fit profiles

  • Well-located institutional Class A in established submarkets
  • Class B value-add with clear operational and capex thesis
  • Recapitalizations and GP/LP restructurings
  • Off-market and pre-market opportunities from trusted brokers
  • Portfolio aggregations within target markets
  • Distressed and special situations where basis is the thesis

What We Pass On

Not the right fit

  • Markets outside the eight defined metros (today)
  • Sub-100 unit assets except in priority submarkets
  • Heavy lift / full reposition without compelling basis
  • Manufactured housing, student, and senior housing (separate platforms)
  • Ground-up development as principal

FAQ — Buy Box

Buy box, clarified.

What documents should I include with a buy-box-fit submission?

An offering memorandum, trailing-12 financials, current rent roll, in-place debt summary, and any property condition or capex reports. Complete packages receive principal-level feedback within 48–72 hours.

Do you ever flex outside the stated buy box?

Yes, selectively. Off-thesis assets must clear a higher bar — typically a basis advantage, a strategic submarket position, or a structural reason (recap, assumable debt, portfolio aggregation) that warrants principal time.

Will you review smaller assets under 100 units?

We will, when located in a priority submarket or when offered as part of a portfolio that aggregates to institutional scale. Standalone sub-100-unit assets outside priority submarkets are generally a pass.

Do you consider assumable-debt opportunities?

Yes. Assumable agency, life co, and select debt-fund loans are reviewed actively where the in-place capital structure improves basis, yield, or hold optionality.

How do you handle confidentiality on off-market opportunities?

Off-market and pre-market conversations are handled with discretion at the level the seller and broker prefer — NDAs honored, distribution limited to acquisitions principals, and no shopping of the opportunity.

What happens if a deal does not fit the buy box?

We respond with a direct, specific answer — what we passed on and why — so brokers and owners can calibrate the next look. We do not ghost.

Have a Multifamily Opportunity?

Send us the package. We respond with clarity.

If it fits the mandate, we move with speed. If it does not, we tell you quickly. Time kills deals; ambiguity kills relationships.