SELL YOUR PROPERTY OR YOUR SHARE
Sell Your Commercial Property for Cash
Ready to sell a commercial building or exit your share of an investment property? DeedUnlock LLC considers entire properties and partial ownership interests nationwide, including shared investments and properties that need work.
Commercial buildings and shared investments
We consider office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, and other investment properties. A vacant building, deferred maintenance, or a disagreement between owners can change the review, but you can explain the situation before deciding how to proceed.
Tell us whether you are offering the entire real estate asset, a recorded ownership interest, or an interest held through a company. Those are different transactions. Company-held interests may involve additional agreements and transfer requirements that need to be reviewed before an offer can be finalized.
Income, occupancy, and the building's condition
For an occupied property, a rent roll and lease summary help explain income, vacancies, deposits, and obligations. An operating expense summary gives context that gross rent alone cannot provide. Share the records available to you; an initial inquiry can start before the file is complete.
Describe known repairs, shared systems, current use, and any environmental reports or notices you already have. We review the property's condition alongside the ownership and operating information. A quoted price for a fully leased, updated building may not describe a vacant or distressed asset.
Compare the terms of the actual purchase
A whole-property offer and an offer for one owner's interest should be evaluated separately. Ask which asset is being purchased, what information remains outstanding, what conditions apply, and how the proposed closing would work.
If debt, liens, tenants, or a company agreement are involved, make sure the written terms address the relevant obligations. DeedUnlock can review a possible purchase; your independent advisers can help you assess its legal, tax, and financial implications.
What to have handy
- Property address, current use, and interest offered
- Rent roll, leases, vacancies, and operating expenses if available
- Known condition issues and existing reports
- Ownership documents, company agreements, and known debt
Missing a document? Start with what you know. We’ll explain what else is needed.
How an inquiry becomes a purchase
1. Tell us what you own
Send the address or parcel information and explain whether you want to sell the whole property or your share.
2. Review the offer
We research the property and explain the proposed price, costs, conditions, and documents still needed.
3. Choose your next step
The inquiry is free. If you accept the written terms, the purchase moves through the required title work and closing.
Common questions
Can I request an offer for a vacant commercial building?
Yes. Tell us its current use, condition, vacancy, and ownership so we can review the actual property rather than assuming it has rental income.
Do you buy a partner's share of commercial property?
We consider partial ownership purchases. Tell us whether the interest is recorded directly in the real estate or held through an entity, and provide any relevant agreements for review.
Do I need a complete rent roll to get started?
No. Start with the address and what you want to sell. Available leases, income, and expense records help the review, and we will explain what else is needed.