Capital, valuation and M&A for property management companies.

We buy property management companies, and we help owners understand what theirs is worth, who is buying, and what a deal actually pays out.

Estimate your value See deal structures

Owner-side first Nothing gated

Neutral by disclosure, not by omission

August 2026

Three doors

Pick the one that sounds like your situation.

01 What is my business worth? Door count, revenue mix, churn and owner dependence all move the number. See what moves yours. Valuation Estimator → 02 I'm thinking about liquidity or an exit. Full exit, majority recap, minority sale, or selling part of the company. Each one pays out differently. Access to Liquidity → 03 I'm trying to grow. Acquisition capital, growth capital, and how to price a target you are buying. M&A Strategies →

The same company, four structures

The difference is not the price. It is what you keep, when you are paid, and who runs the company after close.

Shape of proceeds, illustrative. Real ranges by door count and structure live on Access to Liquidity.

Cash at close Rolled equity Earnout, holdback, seller note

Valuation Estimator

Estimate what your company is worth

Ten inputs, because ten inputs are what produce the answer. The result shows the range, and what is pushing you to the top or the bottom of it.

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What it asks

The only place on this site we ask you for anything.

30+ Property management companies bought or evaluated

One number we stand behind, with the door range behind it, replaces this placeholder before launch. No logo wall, no testimonials.

Written for owners deciding what to do

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Where we stand

de Anda Capital buys property management companies. We are one of the buyer types described on this site, and we say so on the pages where it matters.

What we're seeing in the market

Deal structures, multiples and buyer behavior in property management M&A. No operational advice.