Why You Need a Commercial Real Estate Agent to Lease or Buy a Property

Published by Stephanie on January 19, 2012

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Consider your agent a source of inside information on the spread between asking and gaining Rates, concessions, incentives, terminology, etc. in the present market.

How an agent Can help you – A commercial broker or commercial the property market sales associate can certainly help the potential buyer or lessee negotiate ideal terms of sales or rent. When trying to buy and lease exclusively by yourself, you may fall sufferer to real estate scams, poorly executed supplies, or just not get the best deal possible simply because you didn’t know which queries to inquire. Buying and also leasing business property are an extremely hazardous business unless you are a commercial real-estate expert and tend to be up to date on the current market in that particular spot.

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Larry Webb represented UPCA Properties, LLC in the sale of their 3,678 sf medical office investment property located at 702 North A Street in Easley to a private investor.

Mark Ratchford represented the Landlord in the Leasing for a 2,800 SF office space located at 607 Pendleton Street in downtown Greenville. The tenant is a financial services company.

Gary Kirby represented seller Stud Dawg, LLC in the sale of a multi-tenant retail property at 755 John B. White Blvd. in Spartanburg, SC.