A lot of owners hesitate to reach out because they don't know what they're getting into. Fair enough. So here is the entire process laid out, step by step. Nothing hidden, nothing left vague.
You Submit the Form
Fill out the contact form on our homepage. You only need to share what you're comfortable with — property location, rough unit count, and a sentence or two about your situation is enough to get started.
You don't need to have a plan. You don't need to know what you want to do. The whole point of the first conversation is to figure that out together.
We Reach Out to Schedule a Call
Someone from our team will follow up by email or phone — whichever you indicated — to schedule an initial call. The call typically runs 30 to 45 minutes.
This is not a sales call. We won't be trying to close you on anything. We'll be asking questions about your property, your situation, and what's been frustrating you about the program.
We Listen First, Then Give You a Straight Read
On the call, we'll ask about your loan status, your distribution history, the condition of the property, and what you've already looked into. We've had this conversation dozens of times — we know what matters and what's noise.
By the end of the call, we'll give you our honest read on your situation: what options are actually on the table, which ones are realistic given your loan terms and USDA requirements, and what the trade-offs look like.
You Get a Written Summary of Your Options
Within a few days of the initial call, we'll send you a written summary of the options we discussed — what each path looks like, what it requires from USDA, and what the realistic timeline and outcome would be.
This isn't a sales document. It's a reference you can take to your attorney, your accountant, or your family when you're thinking through what to do next.
You Decide What Comes Next — On Your Timeline
There is no deadline, no follow-up pressure, and no expiring offer. Some owners decide quickly. Others sit with the information for months before they're ready to move.
If you decide to move forward — whether that means selling, restructuring, transferring, or something else — we can help you navigate the next steps. If you decide to do nothing, that's a legitimate outcome too.
Either way, the conversation was worth having.
- A direct response within 1–2 business days
- A 30–45 minute call with someone who knows Section 515
- Honest options — including ones that don't involve us
- A written summary you can share with advisers
- Complete confidentiality throughout
- A sales pitch disguised as advice
- Pressure to decide on any timeline but yours
- Your information shared with outside parties
- Marketing emails or drip campaigns
- A bill for the initial consultation
What if I'm not sure I want to sell?
That's exactly the right time to reach out. Most owners who contact us aren't sure what they want to do — they just know they're frustrated with how the property is performing and want to understand what's possible. We'll help you think through all of it.
Will I be talking to a broker?
No. We are not brokers and we don't earn commissions. We are operators and buyers with direct Section 515 experience. That distinction matters — our advice isn't shaped by what generates a fee.
How do I know this won't get back to USDA or my tenants?
Exploratory conversations with us are entirely private. We have no reporting obligation to USDA and no reason — or interest — in alerting anyone to the fact that you've been asking questions. See our Privacy Policy for the specifics.
What if I already know I want to sell?
Then the first call will be more focused. We'll get into loan payoff terms, USDA approval timelines, and what a realistic transaction looks like. We've been through the full Section 515 disposition process and can give you a clear picture of what's ahead.
Ready to have the conversation?
Fill out the form and we'll be in touch within one to two business days. No commitment required — just a straight conversation about your property and your options.
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