Buyer representation involves a broker or agent working exclusively for the buyer to find suitable properties, negotiate terms, and facilitate the purchase process.

Brokers provide market expertise, access to a wider range of properties, negotiation skills, and support throughout the transaction process.

Leasing involves renting a property for a specified period, while buying involves purchasing the property outright. There are many benfits to each and our brokers can help you navigate the differences to align with your needs.

The timeline varies based on market conditions, property type, and transaction complexity. It can take anywhere from a few months to a year or more.

Factors include location, property condition, market demand, economic trends, zoning regulations, and interest rates.

Valuation methods include comparative market analysis, income capitalization, and cost approach.

Consider the property’s location, potential for return on investment, market conditions, and your financial goals and risk tolerance.

Options include traditional bank loans, commercial mortgages, SBA loans, private equity, and investment partnerships.

Key considerations include zoning laws, environmental regulations, lease agreements, and contract terms.

While not always required, having a lawyer can help navigate legal complexities, review contracts, and ensure compliance with local regulations.

No, we do not offer property management. We can introduce you to a property management service, including tenant management, maintenance, and financial reporting.

Benefits include improved tenant satisfaction, regular maintenance, efficient operations, and optimized property value and income.

Brokers adhere to strict confidentiality agreements and ethical standards to avoid conflicts of interest and protect client information.

Consult with a broker to assess the property value, prepare it for sale, market it effectively, and negotiate with potential buyers.