Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is CRE360?
A: CRE360 is a commercial real estate advisory platform. We provide advisory services, licensed representation through eXp Commercial, daily market insights, and education for serious investors and developers.

Q: Do you run a real estate fund or syndication platform?
A: No. CRE360 is not a fund manager or investment advisor. We focus on strategy, advisory, and representation — helping investors and developers make smarter decisions and reduce risk.

Q: Who do you work with?
A: We work with investors, developers, family offices, Individuals and professionals who want clarity and strategy in commercial real estate acquisitions. We also partner with brokers and agents to source off-market opportunities.

Q: What services do you provide?
A: CRE360 offers:

Deal and underwriting advisory
Licensed buyer and seller representation (via eXp Commercial worldwide)
Market Pulse insights and reports
CRE education and coaching

Q: What property types do you focus on?
A: We specialize in multifamily, hospitality (especially extended-stay hotels), retail, select industrial sites, and development-ready land in strategic growth markets.

Q: How do I engage with CRE360?
A: You can schedule a strategy call, request a deal review, or connect with us for representation. Brokers can also submit qualified opportunities for review.

Q: Do I need to be an accredited investor to work with CRE360?
A: No. CRE360 is not a fund or investor portal. Our services are open to any serious investor or developer seeking advisory, representation, or market insights.

Q: Where are you active?
A: CRE360 works nationally, with a primary focus on Kansas City, Phoenix, Denver, Dallas, Boise, and other high-growth markets.

Q: How is CRE360 different from a traditional broker?
A: Most brokers sell listings. CRE360 operates as a strategic partner — combining advisory, construction/development expertise, and brokerage licensing to deliver clarity and risk management before you invest. and most importantly CRE 360 is not commission driven.