1031 Net-Lease Investment Properties

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FAQ for brokers about Net lease properties

F.A.Q: BROKERS

Yes. Upland’s policy is to fully cooperate with real estate brokers or agents representing on referring investors. We value these sources and strive to assure everyone is treated fairly and respectfully. Upland has been in the Net-lease business for over a decade and continues to view the business as long-term. Cooperating with the real estate brokerage community is essential to our success. Please review our Commission Policy

Upland's second objective of our registration process is to assure the Developers or Sellers that Upland is not marketing their property "willy-nilly" and that we are controlling (to the best of our abilities) the information, marketing and the sales process. Adhering to this procedure helps maintain our status as a preferred Broker and keeps us on the Developers or Sellers "short list." By maintaining this vigilance, Upland will continue to receive new or revised properties before they are introduced to other brokers or Net-Leased property resources.ping elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod.

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Our standard fee schedule for properties offered by Upland is to pay out fifty (50%) percent of the fee we collect. Any additional commissions arranged between the Investor and the their Broker, are not subject to fee-splits with Upland. Since most commissions paid in the Net-Leased sales business are between one and three points, this schedule is usually very well received.

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