A Confidential Valuation, Without the Pitch

What is your property or business actually worth.

A small private brokerage for real estate and business sales. Licensed in New York and California. Broker-attorney, construction-informed agent, experienced business broker — one team.

§ 01 The Practice

Three disciplines.
One brokerage.

Legal review, construction context, and business-sales experience under one roof — so the work that usually falls between professionals doesn't.

i. The Broker-Attorney

Edward Dunphy

Broker · Attorney

Reviews every contract with a lawyer's eye, because he is one. Negotiation, structuring, and compliance handled in-house — no outside counsel for standard transactions.

  • NYS Licensed Real Estate Broker
  • Member, NY State Bar
ii. The Construction Perspective

William Dunphy

Salesperson · Contractor

Construction and environmental background. Reads condition, code, and realistic repair costs — context that helps buyers offer informed prices and sellers price honestly. A licensed home inspector should still be retained for any formal inspection.

  • NYS Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
  • NYC Home Improvement Contractor
  • M.S. Sustainable Communities
iii. Business Brokerage

Bobby Panahi

Broker · Business Sales

Broker in New York and California. Multi-million-dollar business sale experience — restaurants, retail, services, and trade businesses, including recent construction company transactions. Founder of Rodeo 1031 Exchange in Beverly Hills.

  • NYS Licensed Real Estate Broker
  • CA Licensed Real Estate Broker
  • Founder, Rodeo 1031 Exchange
  • Member, Federation of Exchange Accommodators
§ 02 The Moat

Why this is different.

Most brokerages do one thing: marketing. The lawyer reads the contract the night before signing. The construction or financial details that should have shaped the price surface too late, or not at all. Each professional bills you for coordination they can't perform, because they don't share a room.

We removed the seams. Your broker writes the contract. Your agent has walked enough buildings to know what construction issues actually cost to fix. Your business broker has closed multi-million-dollar deals and knows how buyers underwrite a P&L.

You're not paying three professionals to coordinate. You're paying one team to execute.
§ 03 The Inventory

What we sell.

Two practice lines — real estate and business sales — under one team. Use the toggle in the hero to filter by state.

  1. 01

    Single-Family & Owner-Occupied

    Single-family homes, condos, co-ops, and owner-occupied 2–4 unit buildings.

    Common
  2. 02

    2–8 Unit Multifamily Investment

    Rent-stabilized and free-market income property — stabilization status, MCI math, construction realities that move pricing.

    Frequent
  3. 03

    Mixed-Use

    Retail or commercial ground floor with residential above — lease assignment, stabilization, shared infrastructure handled by one team.

    Frequent
  4. 04

    Small Commercial

    Warehouses, garages, retail strips, and standalone commercial buildings.

    Selective
  5. 05

    Business Sales

    Restaurants, delis and bodegas, liquor stores, retail, services, and trade businesses — including construction and contracting companies.

    Specialty
  6. 06

    1031 Exchange Coordination

    Qualified intermediary services through Rodeo 1031 Exchange (Beverly Hills) — Bobby's Federation of Exchange Accommodators member firm. Available for California clients whose sale is brokered elsewhere.

    Specialty
§ 04 The Process

From inquiry to closing.

  1. i.

    Initial Conversation

    30-minute call. We discuss the asset, your goals, your timing — and whether we're the right fit, before you've signed anything.

    Day 1
  2. ii.

    Walkthrough or Business Review

    Property: William walks the building — condition, repair costs, construction context. Business: Bobby reviews financials, lease, and operations to identify what drives valuation.

    Week 1
  3. iii.

    Valuation & Strategy

    A confidential written valuation with comp-supported pricing, listing strategy, and any pre-sale improvements that materially move price.

    Week 2
  4. iv.

    Listing & Negotiation

    We market the asset; your broker negotiates contracts in real time, with legal authority.

    Weeks 3–12
  5. v.

    Closing

    Your broker-attorney drives contract review and closing logistics, coordinating outside specialists (accountants, lenders, title) so you only have one number to call.

    Closing
§ 05 The Inquiry

Request a confidential valuation.

A written valuation by email within five business days. No obligation, no sales pitch. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you whom to call instead.

Confidential Inquiry No. 0001
I am inquiring about

Held in strict confidence. Reviewed within 24 hours.