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Matthew Wright
  • Investor
  • Windham, ME
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Realtor using commercial broker for buy side

Matthew Wright
  • Investor
  • Windham, ME
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I’m looking for opinions regarding my scenario. I’m a realtor and can make my own offers and represent myself in certain transactions to save on commission, which I would typically do for residential transactions (fix and flips or 4units and under). However I’m looking at current commercial mixed use property and I’m inclined to just go direct to the commercial listing broker and opt out of trying to capture buy side commission, mostly so that I can have advantage with broker wanting to close deal due to him getting both sides of commission and more importantly I usually deal with residential transactions and I’m not really experienced in commercial brokerage. So, assuming I go direct to seller agent, what should I keep in mind and look out for in a commercial property. I’m obviously going to get rent rolls and P&L, but looking for the not so obvious stuff. 

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