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Unleash Wealth with Condo Conversion™
Own a duplex (TIC), triplex, fourplex or multifamily? You could be sitting on a goldmine of hidden equity. Condo conversion is the ultimate game-changer—outperforming traditional real estate strategies, unleashing faster liquidity, and maximizing value without the hassle of major renovations or selling.
WHY CONVERT?
Skyrocket Value – Condos command more value
Maximum Flexibility – Sell, refinance, or rent
Gain More Liquidity – Access cash without selling
If you own a TIC in San Francisco, condo conversion unlocks better financing, full ownership control, and greater returns. Own a multiunit property elsewhere? Skip the TIC stage and fast-track your equity gains.
Our proprietary Fast Track Condo Conversion™ (FTCC) is a turnkey wealth solution -- proven, streamlined and designed to simplify the process, minimize risk, and maximize returns — without the guesswork.
No gimmicks. No wasted time. Just real results.
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If you’re planning on buying real estate with a friend, relative, or business partner, you may consider a tenancy in common (TIC) agreement. You can use this agreement for personal or commercial properties."
They include build-to-rent, shared ownership, and shared equity ownership.”
Given the limited land supply in San Francisco, condominium conversion is viewed as an easier way to expand homeownership opportunities than through new construction.”
"After several frustrating years of trying to navigate the confusing and daunting condo conversion process in San Francisco, we had reached a point where we had made little progress. Luckily, we are able to find Jen and White Tiger Condo Conversion, who helped us successfully complete the condo conversion process.
After trying to do it ourselves, I firmly believe that the condo conversion cannot be a do-it-yourself operation. You need help from a professional who has a deep understanding of the condo conversion process. We didn't have that at the start, and it cost us a lot of time and money. Jen has an expert team of specialists in the legal, construction, and planning fields that efficiently handle all the details of the process. I can honestly say that we would still be trying to finish the condo conversion process if we had not found Jen and White Tiger Condo Conversion."
"2-4 unit condominium conversions represent one of the most cost-effective and low-risk opportunities for creating additional value in San Francisco residential real estate.”
"I bought a two-unit tenancy-in-common building with a close friend who also had a strong background in Do-It-Yourself home repair. As we’re both capable government attorneys, we thought navigating the San Francisco condoization process would be feasible to handle ourselves.
After a few experiences with the relevant city departments (easily the most frustrating experience I’ve had dealing with a government organization I’ve ever had, and that is what I do for a living!), we sought out White Tiger, whom we’d heard about from our real estate agent. Jen screened and supervised contractors as well as getting the city paperwork moving.”
"Since those factors are more present than ever, I think a two-unit condo conversion is still a good path to home ownership — if you approach it the right way and not try to do it yourself.”
“Help individuals reach their goals and serve as a resource and mentor. Plays a direct role in the professional development of a colleague within her industry.”
If you’re planning on buying real estate with a friend, relative, or business partner, you may consider a tenancy in common (TIC) agreement. You can use this agreement for personal or commercial properties."
They include build-to-rent, shared ownership, and shared equity ownership.”
Given the limited land supply in San Francisco, condominium conversion is viewed as an easier way to expand homeownership opportunities than through new construction.”
"After several frustrating years of trying to navigate the confusing and daunting condo conversion process in San Francisco, we had reached a point where we had made little progress. Luckily, we are able to find Jen and White Tiger Condo Conversion, who helped us successfully complete the condo conversion process.
After trying to do it ourselves, I firmly believe that the condo conversion cannot be a do-it-yourself operation. You need help from a professional who has a deep understanding of the condo conversion process. We didn't have that at the start, and it cost us a lot of time and money. Jen has an expert team of specialists in the legal, construction, and planning fields that efficiently handle all the details of the process. I can honestly say that we would still be trying to finish the condo conversion process if we had not found Jen and White Tiger Condo Conversion."
"2-4 unit condominium conversions represent one of the most cost-effective and low-risk opportunities for creating additional value in San Francisco residential real estate.”
"I bought a two-unit tenancy-in-common building with a close friend who also had a strong background in Do-It-Yourself home repair. As we’re both capable government attorneys, we thought navigating the San Francisco condoization process would be feasible to handle ourselves.
After a few experiences with the relevant city departments (easily the most frustrating experience I’ve had dealing with a government organization I’ve ever had, and that is what I do for a living!), we sought out White Tiger, whom we’d heard about from our real estate agent. Jen screened and supervised contractors as well as getting the city paperwork moving.”
"Since those factors are more present than ever, I think a two-unit condo conversion is still a good path to home ownership — if you approach it the right way and not try to do it yourself.”
“Help individuals reach their goals and serve as a resource and mentor. Plays a direct role in the professional development of a colleague within her industry.”
If you’re planning on buying real estate with a friend, relative, or business partner, you may consider a tenancy in common (TIC) agreement. You can use this agreement for personal or commercial properties."
They include build-to-rent, shared ownership, and shared equity ownership.”
Given the limited land supply in San Francisco, condominium conversion is viewed as an easier way to expand homeownership opportunities than through new construction.”