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When you are looking to market an industrial, office, retail or investment property for lease or sale, or need Tenant or Buyer Representation, it is important to work with a commercial real estate broker. With an expertise in the industry, Michele Michael has the resources to help you make educated decisions about buying, selling and investing in commercial properties. MGM Islandwide Realty, Inc. belongs to the top commercial real estate organizations and groups and subscribes to the online resources that will market your properties to the people specifically looking in the commercial market to buy or lease industrial, office, retail, or investment properties. With a strong knowledge of the business, we are aware of the buildings, the land and the rates of leasing and buying in a given area. We are the professionals in the industry.
  
  • Chair of the Melville Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals
  • Chair & Honoree of the Hunt Long Island 2010 - Long Island’s first scavenger hunt along with Route 110 corridor to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
  • Member of Commercial Industrial Brokers Society
  • Event Planner for the Long Island Commercial Network, the commercial branch of Long Island Board of Realtors
  • Founding member of Long Island Business Force, a one per industry lead group with over 50 members.

Tips When Working With a Commercial Broker:

  • Interview your broker to ensure you want to work with each other.
  • If you are working with a commercial broker who is listing your property, make sure the commission offered out to the brokerage community is a 50/50 split.
  • Sign an exclusive buyer broker representation or an exclusive tenant representation. Your broker will help you compose a letter to the brokerage community - requesting your terms of lease, lease rates, location, zoning, and price of a purchase.
  • Check your brokers marketing plan, with all the available resources these plans should be extensive, and if your are listing available space for sale or lease this is imperative.