Buying Property

Considering Investment properties is a complex real estate analysis and process. Having a round

knowledge base and a hand on the market give my buyers an advantage. There is always

product on the market but finding opportunities that fit the clients' interests is where I stand

above other agents. I work on an investment team, which allows us to invest in multiple

Commercial data bases that lays a detail map of what has sold and leased and identifies trends for

market prices and rents. Furthermore, if I haven't worked on the property, than likely Neil or Fraser

have.

It is this market knowledge and sophistication that you get from a Commercial Focused Agent.

Understanding current users and investors' preferences for location, space requirements, internal

rates of return expectations, product type, budget and timing will be addressed in our first meeting.

Give us a call today to book an appointment to discuss your real estate needs.

Yours truly,

Dan

DAN CURRIE, Salesperson
RE/MAX COMMERCIAL ADVISORS INC., BROKERAGE

Direct 416-907-8229

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