Set the investment brief
Clarify hold period, capital requirements, income objectives, and the reasons to buy or sell.
Acquisitions & dispositions
Make the next move
with the full picture.
FIP connects property strategy with transaction execution. Discuss an acquisition, a disposition, or how a leasing decision could affect the next ownership chapter.
Your objective sets the direction
A property-specific plan.
Tell us what is working, what needs to change, and when you need a result. We’ll discuss a scope that reflects your asset.
Prepare your property briefOpens a private draft in your email application. Review it before sending.
Our approach
Clarity at every step.
Evaluate the property
Review the lease profile, physical condition, operating information, and opportunity for repositioning.
Position the transaction
Build a clear property narrative and a targeted approach to prospective buyers or acquisition opportunities.
Coordinate execution
Work through due diligence, negotiations, and transaction coordination with the owner and their professional advisers.
Owner resources
Prepare the next conversation.
Use these practical guides to organize the questions, facts, and decisions behind your property strategy.
Commercial property owners
Prepare the decision before the sale.
For owners, principals and asset managers with property in Miami-Dade, Broward or Palm Beach, start with your decision stage—not an assumed asking price.
Exploring a sale
Start with the ownership objective, preferred timing and decisions that require partner or lender input. Compare holding, leasing, improving and selling without assuming that a sale is the best outcome.
Frame the ownership decisionPreparing the evidence
Assemble a dated rent roll, executed leases and amendments, operating statements, capital-work records and known property issues. Separate verified facts from estimates and unresolved questions.
Review the sale-preparation checklistConsidering an assignment
Discuss who can authorize the engagement, the proposed scope, information-sharing process and launch conditions. Identify open items and their owners before agreeing the next stage.
Meet Roy FaithClear answers
What owners
want to know.
What does a landlord representative do?
A landlord representative positions a property for lease, identifies suitable tenants, coordinates marketing and tours, and negotiates commercial terms on the owner’s behalf.
Which South Florida markets does FIP serve?
FIP Commercial focuses on office and retail landlords in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. The team is based in Aventura.
Can FIP help me decide whether to lease or sell?
FIP’s leasing, investment sales, and asset advisory services let owners discuss both paths. The right approach depends on the asset, lease profile, capital requirements, timing, and ownership objectives.
The next conversation
Your property deserves a clear plan.
Tell us what you own, where it stands, and what you want to achieve. We’ll start there.