10 Reasons You Need a Broker
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10 Reasons You Need a Broker
If you’re on the fence about whether or not to use a broker, consider these 10 benefits of gaining the assistance of one of our experts in your commercial real estate search.
- It’s free
Just like using a residential agent to purchase a home, the client never pays a fee to the broker for finding them space. The landlord or seller pays any necessary fees to the commercial brokers.
- Know the structures of lease/purchase
Brokers at [company_short] work with commercial transactions all day long; they understand brokerage vocabulary and are aware of current market transactions. Using a broker takes all the guessing out of the real estate process.
- Have access to all listings
Rather than just seeing what the public is allowed to see, either online for free or by driving by “available” signs, [company_short] utilizes multiple real estate databases to uncover all available properties. Furthermore, their brokers’ relationships with city officials and other industry professionals allows them the knowledge of “off the market” opportunities.
- Save you and your staff time
Clients have the responsibility of running their own business. Allowing a broker with [company_short] to help in the real estate process frees up time, as the broker will be monitoring and negotiating transactions on your behalf.
- Minimize risk
By working with a team of professionals, including architects, attorneys, contractors, and bankers, [company_short] brokers help to ensure each aspect of the transaction is risk-free for clients. Additionally, the broker’s knowledge of the market and industry means clients don’t have to learn a whole new trade, and can depend on their broker to give them the best information available.
- Team of professionals to benefit from
[company_short] has developed a team of individuals that will help tenants and buyers throughout all aspects of the real estate transaction. From trusted general contractors and architects, to knowledgeable attorneys and bankers, [company_short]’s relationship with these professionals is passed onto clients.
- Ability to remain anonymous
Perhaps a client doesn’t want the word on the street that their company or business is coming to town. By using a broker with [company_short], a client can remain anonymous throughout the entire real estate transaction, allowing the broker to be the point of contact.
- Access to recent transaction data for comparables
[company_short] stays abreast of all market transactions so that clients benefit from recent sales and lease data. Keeping this knowledge current ensures clients get the best deal possible.
- They have relationships with local brokers and landlords
Brokers with [company_short] regularly network with other local brokers and landlords to maintain business relationships with these people. In doing so, real estate transactions tend to move smoother and quicker.
- Save you money
Abatement, moving allowance, and tenant improvement dollars are just a few ways brokers with [company_short] help save clients money. Allowing a broker to help in the real estate process means benefitting from their market knowledge. Since [company_short]’s brokers are working in the industry on a daily basis, they know what the current market trends are and what landlords will give tenants to make a transaction successful.
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