Frequently Asked Questions

We are a licensed broker because it is required by state law, however, we operate in a virtual setting, where we provide the underwriting and marketing, which empowers owners to sell their properties themselves.

Our pricing is much lower than a traditional brokerage, because we are virtual, and do not need to pay high commission to brokers. This allows us to pass on the savings to you. See PRICING

We are a marketing platform, not a commission based broker. Our fee is paid upfront if you decide to engage us, and is not a commission based service.

Some commercial real estate platforms do allow owners to post on them. However, some platforms do not allow owners to post, which eliminates some potential marketing. Owners often only know people in their local market, which eliminates a huge pool of potential buyers with national marketing.

Often owners may struggle with how to present their property well with their marketing and underwriting, making it hard for buyers to understand their offering. This causes sellers to miss out on some of the value of their building, leaving them to sell for much less. Our service helps owners put their best foot forward, which maximizes price.

Because we are a virtual company, we handle the ‘virtual’ components of marketing, and the physical showings of the property is done by the seller.

We have an extensive library of education to help owners with common questions. Complicated issues should always be advised on by a qualified real estate attorney in your state.

Yes! We provide standard agreement of sale forms, approved by the state, as well as a guide on how to fill them out.

Because we are a marketing platform, we do not provide co-op fees to Realtors. The seller can choose to pay a co-op fee. We encourage sellers to have buyers pay their own closing costs, which include buyer-broker fees.