An investor with three buildings, a family settling an estate and a tenant facing a renewal ask different questions. The method stays the same: gather the documents, read the leases, price the property and decide in writing. Only the emphasis changes.
Owners we work with
Private investors
A second reader for owners of one to twenty buildings who keep their own books.
Family holdings
One settled set of numbers for property held by a family or an estate, before anyone decides.
Owner-occupiers
A value for the building you run your business from, priced apart from the business.
Business tenants
A careful read of the lease for the business that pays the rent, with no commission involved.
Out-of-state owners
A local set of eyes for owners of Wyoming commercial property who live somewhere else.
Community lenders
Independent evaluations of commercial collateral for loans at or below the federal appraisal threshold.
Markets we cover
Cheyenne and Laramie County
Our home market: office, retail and industrial property across Laramie County, site visits included.
Laramie and Albany County
A university town over the pass: downtown storefronts, Grand Avenue retail and small apartment buildings.
Casper and Natrona County
Central Wyoming’s river city: downtown buildings, CY Avenue retail and energy-service industrial.
Gillette and Campbell County
An energy town with few sales: shops, yards, strip retail and crew housing, priced with the reasoning shown.
Sheridan and Sheridan County
Ranch country with a main street that still trades: older brick buildings, Coffeen Avenue retail, remote owners.
Rock Springs and Sweetwater County
An I-80 town: highway sites, single-tenant net lease buildings, strip retail and industrial yards.
Fort Collins and northern Colorado
Forty-five minutes south and a different market: Old Town, College Avenue, Harmony and Timnath.
Denver and the Front Range
A big metro served by appointment: lease reads, CAM reviews and values from Loveland to north Denver.
Tell us which owner you are
A 30-minute call is enough to say which service fits and what it costs.