The leasing process in commercial property today does not need to be complex. If you’re looking to identify more local leasing opportunities in your town or city, there are certain things that you should do as part of establishing your system of contact with both landlords and tenants. They need your help, and they are…
When you take over a new area or merge your professional property services into a new commercial property type, you must have a prospecting model to take you forward. The business just ‘doesn’t happen’ if you know what I mean. A specific prospecting model should help you to find more listings and more clients…
In commercial real estate the client contact model that you put in place will be the ‘make or break’ of lead generation and future listings. Constant contact is required to establish the levels of trust and relevance with the clients that could need your services. So many agents and brokers struggle with maintaining regular client…
In commercial real estate brokerage you must create a ‘prospect record system’. In creating the system correctly you can easily track property needs and changes. That will help you greatly with listings and deals over time. So what does a prospect record system look like? To answer the question it is important to know who…
After you have been in the commercial property industry for a short time, you will soon see that the quality of your clients and listings will have a lot to do with your commissions and results. If you want to profit from your efforts within the market today, take a serious look at your client…
It is a fact that sending letters directly to clients and prospects in commercial real estate really works. This is more so the case today, as emails are used typically and frequently in real estate marketing. It is very easy for a person to delete and forget an email. It is easy for a letter…
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