Our Philosophy
Rankings are only useful if they're trustworthy. We built our scoring system around verifiable, public data wherever possible. An agent's rank reflects their actual performance in the San Francisco multi-unit market — not their marketing budget or who they know.
Scoring Criteria
We look at five areas for each agent:
Transaction Volume
Number and dollar value of closed multi-unit transactions in San Francisco, verified against publicly available sources such as the MLS, Zillow, Redfin and agents’ own websites. Each figure on the rankings page notes where it came from.
Client Reviews
Client reviews from public platforms such as Google, Zillow and Realtor.com.
Multi-Unit Specialization
The share of an agent’s transactions that are 2+ unit income properties.
Neighborhood Depth
How concentrated and deep an agent's deal history is within specific SF neighborhoods, signaling genuine local expertise rather than citywide generalism.
Experience & Tenure
Years licensed in California and years actively working SF multi-unit properties.
Disputing a Ranking
If you are an agent who believes your ranking is inaccurate due to a data error, you can submit a dispute with supporting documentation (MLS transaction IDs, DRE license number). We review all disputes within 30 days. We do not adjust rankings based on disputes without verifiable evidence.
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Browse the full list of ranked multi-unit specialists in San Francisco.
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