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Question by commercial property
Submitted on 4/7/2004
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How can I find qualified commercial real estate brokers in various cities?


Answer by unisysrep
Submitted on 8/14/2006
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We've gotten excellent results from US Commercial Brokers at http://www.uscommercialbrokers.com . They connect buyers and sellers to qualified business property agents in the city/state of interest. We've purchased two properties and last month sold one of them at a profit (which is how this message got posted, through a Google search looking for post-sale info). Amazingly, it costs us nothing to use USCB since they draw their commission from the commercial property broker. A good outfit with good credentials, nice folks, very professional, no complaints here -- in my opinion I'd rate their performance to date as outstanding.

 

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