Your designated/qualifying/principal broker across Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Utah for commercial brokerages, developers, and investor-facing entities. Familiar with the entity structures and transaction profiles of CRE operators across all major asset classes.
Commercial real estate firms operate under the same brokerage-license rules as residential firms in every state — but the operating reality is different. Multi-entity LLC structures (one entity per asset, per fund, per joint venture), large transaction sizes, sophisticated counterparties, and longer deal cycles change what the broker of record actually needs to do day to day.
What CRE firms typically need from a BoR: someone who can sign and oversee the licensed activity (the commission's view), but who also understands the way commercial deals actually flow — the LOI/PSA/closing rhythm, the broker-of-record questions that show up at title and at lender review, the way developer entities differ from operator entities, and the supervisory standard for commercial-only license holders.
Same statute, different reality: commercial brokerage activity is licensed under the same statutes as residential (Tex. Occ. Code Ch. 1101, Fla. Ch. 475, O.C.G.A. Title 43 Ch. 40, Utah Title 61 Ch. 2f). The broker's responsibilities don't change based on asset class — but the volume, the entity structures, and the supervisory profile do.
Active broker of record for prior and current engagements with commercial real estate operators across multiple states — including commercial brokerages, development firms, and investor-facing entities handling office, retail, industrial, multifamily, and mixed-use. Texas roster verifiable via TREC Public License Information. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.
Most commercial engagements go from first call to active coverage in two to four weeks per state. For firms running multi-entity structures, we scope per-entity sponsorship up front so each LLC has a clear path. Multi-state expansions run in parallel.
Tell us your states, your entity structure (single brokerage vs. multi-entity), your asset focus, and your timing. We'll come back with scoping and a quote within one business day.
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