Calabasas, CA
(818) 518-0740

St. Louis multifamily · cash buyer

The building stopped being an asset a while ago.

Chaja Properties buys distressed and value-add multifamily in St. Louis, in any condition, with our own capital. No repairs. No clear-out. No financing contingency. Closing in as little as seven to twenty-one days.

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Chaja Properties, Inc.

We buy the buildings other people have run out of patience for.

Jackson Mosley has spent three decades in multifamily. Chaja buys with its own capital, renovates, and holds. We are not a listing brokerage and we are not collecting your details to sell on.

Properties managed

150+

Properties managed

Successful transactions

50+

Successful transactions

Industry experience

30+ yrs

Industry experience

Typical close

7-21 days

Typical close

The actual choice

List it, or hand it over.

There are two doors out of a distressed building, and they are not the same door with different paint. One of them asks you to fix the building first.


List it on the open market

The long way

Time to close
60 to 90 days, if the financing holds
Condition
Repairs and code items done before listing
Occupancy
Units cleared and cleaned for showings
Access
Showings, inspections, appraiser visits
Certainty
Financing contingency can collapse it late
Cost to you
Commission, repairs, carrying costs while it sits

Sell it to Chaja Properties

The short way

Time to close
7 to 21 days
Condition
As-is. Fix nothing.
Occupancy
Occupied is fine. Tenancies included.
Access
One walkthrough
Certainty
Our own capital. No financing contingency.
Cost to you
No commission, no repairs, no staging

Neither column is a trick. If the building is in good shape and you can wait ninety days, the open market will very likely pay you more. We are the right call when the condition, the tenancies or the clock take that option off the table.

What puts a building here

Four ways a multifamily stops working.

None of them mean you did anything wrong. They mean the building has a problem that keeps it from selling easily on the open market. That is the whole definition of distressed, and it is the only kind of building we buy.

A red brick walk-up with weathered mortar, peeling window trim and a rusted handrail

01

The repairs got ahead of you

It was a roof, then the boiler, then a panel that will not pass inspection. Every one of them was going to be the last one. A lender will not finance around any of it, so the buyers who could pay you properly cannot get funded.

A brick walk-up with rolled shutters and one boarded window

02

The units stopped paying for themselves

Half-let, or let to people who are not paying. The building still takes taxes, insurance and a phone call at ten at night, and it is now taking them out of your own pocket rather than out of the rent.

An occupied brick walk-up at dusk with warm light in four windows

03

The tenancies wore you down

Unpaid rent, an eviction backlog, a tenant you inherited and cannot move. You do not have to resolve any of it first. We buy the building as it stands, tenancies included.

A large brick apartment building with overgrown planting and an unswept stoop

04

You are managing it from another state

You did not choose this building. It came with an estate, and now you are running contractors in a city you do not live in, for tenants you have never met. You do not need to travel here to sell it.

St. Louis multifamily, 2026

It is a better year to sell than most owners realise.

Investors want St. Louis multifamily inventory and are paying for it, even when a building needs work. New supply has slowed sharply at the same time, which makes an existing building, including one that needs renovation, worth more to a buyer who intends to hold it.

+23%

Median sale price per unit, year over year, to roughly $207,900 in early 2026

5.0-7.0%

Cap rates on multifamily assets through the year

-40%

Multifamily completions this year; units under construction sit about 32% below the ten-year average

Market figures as published by Chaja Properties, 2026.

7-21

Days from your first call to money in your account, on a building we do not ask you to repair, empty or clean. That is the whole offer, and it is the only number on this page that is ours rather than the market’s.

What people say

Rated 5.0 out of 5 on Google, from 3 reviews

He is honest, knowledgable and experienced when it comes to how to structure a deal whether to invest in or not.
Dre za · Google
I have had the pleasure of working with Jackson and Chaja Properties, Inc. over the last 10 years. He is very knowledgeable about real estate and really knows how to construct deals.
Ronald Davis · Google

Before you call

The questions owners actually ask.

Distressed and value-add multifamily of two units and up: duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes and small apartment buildings. We also buy underperforming or vacant rentals, buildings with years of deferred maintenance, and off-market opportunities brought to us by agents and wholesalers.

No. It is the reason to call us. We buy in any condition and we do not ask you to make repairs, clear code violations, or empty units before closing. Deferred maintenance that a traditional lender will not finance around is exactly what we underwrite for.

As little as 7 to 21 days. We buy with our own capital, so there is no loan approval to wait on and no financing contingency that can collapse the deal three weeks in.

No. Occupied, partially vacant, problem tenants, unpaid rent, an eviction backlog: we take the building as it stands, including the tenancies. You do not need to resolve anything before you sell.

Yes, and it is one of the most common situations we see. Heirs are frequently left managing a building from another state, with no relationship to the contractors, the tenants, or the city. You do not need to travel to sell it to us.

Nothing, and there is no obligation attached to it. Send us the address and what you know about the building, and we will come back with a number and how we got to it.

Our primary market is St. Louis, Missouri and St. Louis County. We also hold assets in the Los Angeles area, and we look at opportunities nationally.

Jackson Mosley, directly. Chaja Properties is not a lead broker who sells your information on. We buy the buildings ourselves and we hold them.

No obligation

Send us the address. We will tell you what it is worth to us.

You will speak to Jackson Mosley, not a call centre. An offer costs nothing, commits you to nothing, and takes one conversation about the building.