Commercial · Sales

Buying or selling commercial property.

Whether you're an owner-user acquiring the building your business runs in, or an investor trading a stabilized asset, the analysis has to start with real numbers rather than a marketing package.

Buy Side

Acquisition Representation

  • Owner-User Acquisition

    Buying the building your business operates in changes your balance sheet and your control. We'll model purchase versus lease honestly, including SBA 504 and 7(a) financing where it fits.

  • Investment Acquisition

    Underwritten on trailing actuals — rent roll, CAM reconciliations, estoppels — not the offering memorandum's stabilized pro forma. The gap between those two is where investors lose money.

  • Business & Restaurant Sales

    Going-concern transactions with ABC license transfer, FF&E valuation, and lease assignment. A specialty with its own rules that generalist brokers routinely underestimate.

Sell Side

From valuation to recording.

Commercial dispositions live or die on the quality of the underwriting package and the certainty of the buyer. We manage both.

  1. Valuation & Positioning

    Broker opinion of value built on comparable sales, in-place income, and current market cap rates.

  2. Package & Underwriting

    Offering memorandum, rent roll, T-12, and the analysis buyers will run anyway — presented cleanly.

  3. Targeted Marketing

    Direct outreach to qualified buyers and 1031 exchange money, plus broad listing exposure.

  4. Offers & Negotiation

    Price, terms, contingency periods, and deposit structure — each of which affects certainty of close.

  5. Due Diligence to Close

    Managing inspection, environmental, estoppels, and lender requirements through recording.

Preparing to Sell

What buyers will ask for.

Having these ready before you go to market shortens due diligence, reduces retrades, and materially improves your negotiating position. We'll help you assemble them.

Due Diligence Checklist

  • Trailing 12-month operating statements, clean and reconciled
  • Current rent roll with lease expiration dates and escalation schedules
  • Copies of all leases, amendments, and estoppel certificates
  • CAM reconciliations for the last two years
  • Capital expenditure history — roof, HVAC, parking lot, structural
  • Environmental reports, if any exist from prior transactions
Selected Sales

Transactions We've Closed

  • Fedora's — Restaurant & Bar Sale
    Restaurant & Bar Sale Fedora's
  • Olen Pointe — Office Lease, Lake Forest, CA
    Office Lease Olen Pointe Lake Forest, CA
  • Broken Bow — Commercial Sale
    Commercial Sale Broken Bow
  • Vista Terrace — Commercial Sale
    Commercial Sale Vista Terrace
  • Olive Plaza — Commercial Sale
    Commercial Sale Olive Plaza
  • Main Street — Commercial Sale, El Cajon, CA
    Commercial Sale Main Street El Cajon, CA
  • South Pointe — Office Lease, Laguna Hills, CA
    Office Lease South Pointe Laguna Hills, CA
  • Main Street — Commercial Lease, El Cajon, CA
    Commercial Lease Main Street El Cajon, CA
  • Main Street — Commercial Sale, El Cajon, CA
    Commercial Sale Main Street El Cajon, CA
  • Temple Avenue — Multi-family Residential Sale, Long Beach, CA
    Multi-family Residential Sale Temple Avenue Long Beach, CA
  • The Current — Commercial Lease, Long Beach, CA
    Commercial Lease The Current Long Beach, CA
  • 333 W 17th Street — Commercial Lease, Santa Ana, CA
    Commercial Lease 333 W 17th Street Santa Ana, CA
  • 562 Main Street — Commercial Sale, El Cajon, CA
    Commercial Sale 562 Main Street El Cajon, CA
  • South Hills — Commercial Lease, Costa Mesa, CA
    Commercial Lease South Hills Costa Mesa, CA
  • Rush Bar — Restaurant & Bar Sale
    Restaurant & Bar Sale Rush Bar
  • Peralta — Commercial Sale
    Commercial Sale Peralta
  • Brandywine Business Park — Business Park Sale
    Business Park Sale Brandywine Business Park

Talk to us about a sale

Buying, selling, or just want a broker opinion of value on something you already own.

Ready When You Are

Commercial questions deserve commercial answers.

Whether you're selling a family home, buying your first, or looking at a commercial investment — start with a conversation. No pressure, no obligation.