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Owner financing is one of the most flexible and creative tools in commercial real estate transactions. Instead of working with a traditional bank or institutional lender, you negotiate directly with the property owner—streamlining the process, reducing red tape, and opening the door for creative deal structures that work for both parties.

If you’ve ever thought, “I wonder what my business is actually worth…” — you’re not alone. Whether you're prepping to sell, bringing on a partner, or just curious, knowing your business’s value is smart. The good news?   You don’t need a fancy MBA or overpriced consultant to figure it out — just a few numbers, a little math, and maybe a strong cup of coffee. 

Whether you’re chasing mailbox money or building an empire, underwriting a commercial real estate investment is where the rubber meets the road. It’s the part where you stop dreaming and start dealing. Here’s how to do it like a pro.

Ever wonder what a Modified Gross Lease really is—and why it matters to tenants and landlords? In this quick and powerful breakdown, we’ll explain how this flexible lease structure splits expenses between both parties, giving you the best of both worlds between a NNN lease and a full-service lease. Whether you're leasing your first space or managing a portfolio, understanding this lease type can save you money and headaches.

Whether you're new to commercial real estate or a broker guiding clients, this breakdown will help you understand the benefits, risks, and structure of NNN leases.

Whether you're leasing office space, retail property, or industrial real estate, understanding the key stages in the deal lifecycle can mean the difference between success and setbacks. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of how to close a commercial lease deal effectively.