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Frequently Asked Questions

Navigating commercial real estate can feel overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be. Here are answers to some of the most common questions I get from business owners and investors like you.

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What’s the difference between leasing and buying commercial real estate?

Leasing gives you flexibility with less upfront cost great if you’re just starting or testing a location. Buying gives you long-term stability, equity, and the potential to build wealth over time. Whether leasing or buying is right depends on your business goals, timeline, and financial situation. I can help you compare both options in a free consultation.

2.

How do I know if I’m ready to buy commercial property for my business?

If your business has steady cash flow, long-term plans, and you're tired of paying rent, it may be time to consider buying. Owning your commercial property can improve stability and build equity. Even if you’re not sure you’re ready, we can explore what’s possible based on your situation.

3.

Can I buy commercial real estate with little or no experience?

Yes, many of my clients are first-time commercial real estate investors. You don’t need years of experience to get started, just a clear goal and the right guidance. I’ll walk you through the entire process, from financing to location strategy to closing.

4.

What financing options are available for small business owners?

There are several great options for small business owners, including SBA 504 and 7(a) loans, traditional bank loans, and private financing. SBA loans are especially popular because of their lower down payments and longer terms. I can help you evaluate which financing path fits your business and budget.

5.

What should I look for when choosing a commercial property location?

The best location depends on your business type. Retail needs visibility and foot traffic, while industrial properties benefit from freeway access and zoning. We look at demographics, logistics, traffic patterns, and future growth potential to find the right match.

6.

What types of commercial properties do you specialize in?

I specialize in properties for trucking & logistics, warehousing, retail, restaurants, automotive shops, land development, and fitness spaces. I also help clients buy or sell businesses with or without real estate attached. My focus is on matching the right property to your specific business model.

7.

Do you help with selling or listing commercial properties?

Yes! I help business owners and investors list and sell commercial properties. I’ll assess your property's value, create a marketing strategy, and handle negotiations to help you get the best deal possible. Whether you're selling an investment property or a business with real estate, I can guide you through it.

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What’s included in a free business consultation?

During your free consultation, we’ll talk about your business goals, timeline, budget, and location needs. I’ll help you understand your options and determine if we’re a good fit to work together. You’ll walk away with clarity and a plan — no pressure, just honest advice.

9.

What should I know before signing a commercial lease for an office or retail space?

Before signing a commercial lease, it’s critical to understand the terms — like lease length, rent escalations, maintenance responsibilities, and renewal options. Unlike residential leases, commercial lease negotiation is flexible and can impact your long-term costs and control. I help clients review and negotiate leases to ensure they’re getting terms that align with their business goals and avoid common traps.