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FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions on TradeAddresses.com
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How does our service work? |
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When you submit your space requirements to us, we immediately review your
requirements, and refer your information to one commercial real estate
agent who specializes in your market area of interest and your unique
requirements. We know that time is often critical, so we will
forward your information to this agent on the same business day. This agent will
contact you directly ASAP. At that point you can work with this agent
directly.
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How much does our service cost? |
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Our service is absolutely free. |
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Am I obligated to use the Commercial Real Estate Agent that TradeAddresses.com refers to me? |
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No. We simply refer a licensed commercial real estate agent that can meet your unique requirements, and who specializes in your desired market area. You are under no obligation whatsoever to use this referral. |
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What happens to the information I submit to TradeAddresses.com? |
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TradeAddresses.com is the sole owner of the information collected on
TradeAddresses.com. We will only share your information with one (1) licensed
commercial real estate agent who specializes in your desired area. We will
share the information you provide as necessary for the agent to provide
direct service to you. For more information, please refer to our "legal" page. |
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Why do I need to use a commercial real estate agent? |
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With so many spaces to choose from, you need an experienced agent that has all
of the information of available spaces in your market. That agent can tailor
your search needs by price, area and exact specifications of the space you are
looking for. Once you have identified your space, this agent will handle the
negotations of securing this space, fighting for your interest to get you the
best deal possible. Plus, it is free to you. |
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How much does a commercial real estate agent charge? |
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In almost all cases the building you choose pays the agents fee. That fee is
typically advertised by each building and is a set cost. |
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