Interested in selling Apartment Corporation in Western Maryland
As the title says. My family owns a Apartment corp. in Western MD and they are interested in possibly selling it. It has 7 complexes and 95 two bedroom units. I think the property is over 100 acres and commercially zoned. We have only built on maybe half the property. 

 The thing is my family has no clue how you would go about trying to sell such a big bushiness. My family inherited it and has ran it for over 20 years. 

Who do you contact? What are some investors with the capital to buy such a property?
[{"id": "g4ou3v2", "text": "contact a broker in the area", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "g4ph57x", "text": "Contact two or more brokers who specialize in selling multi-family. This is almost certainly not the same person who sells houses.  You have some significant excess or surplus land as well, and you may have a different buyer for the land versus the multi-family.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "g4pk01s", "text": "I am a broker based in MD. Send me a PM and I can give you some advice as to your options.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "g4pk6as", "text": "Messaged you", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "g4r0rfn", "text": "Multifamilies are hot right now, it\u2019s highly likely you won\u2019t need to pay the full 4% to a broker (2% to buyer, 2% to seller). Do you get calls from buyers? If your phone number is listed on the county property site you\u2019d probably be getting 3-5/week. \n\nSource: just sold my 127 units to a private equity firm. I gave my broker a list of people that kept calling, he called them all and sold it to one of them for way more than I thought. I paid him 1.5% since I found the buyer.\n\nETA: I\u2019ll echo everyone that says don\u2019t call a regular real estate agent. You def need a commercial broker. Interview a few and ask to see samples of the OMs they produce. They should have drone photography, etc.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "g549w5z", "text": "My family and I are invested in multi family properties located in a number of markets on the east coast. It\u2019s a vibrant market place and if the property is even halfway decent and priced appropriately, you should have no problem selling. As other commenters have pointed out, deal with a professional commercial real estate agent who has experience with multi family real estate in your market. \nFrom my perspective, the biggest value of a agent in a deal like this is their ability to help select a buyer who will actually close on the deal in a timely fashion under the agreed upon terms and then handle the process from PSA to closing. \nAll that said, my family and I are always looking for decent properties to acquire and you or your agent are welcome to reach out to me for a conversation.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]