Commercial Real Estate Education

05/20/2026

WHAT IS A SALE-LEASEBACK?

A sale-leaseback is one of the most underutilized capital strategies in commercial real estate.

Here’s how it works:

Sell your building to an investor
Lease it back long-term
Continue operating as usual
Deploy the capital into your business

The result:
✔ Liquidity
✔ Control
✔ Flexibility

In today’s tighter credit market, this strategy is gaining momentum again.

If you own your building, it may be worth evaluating.

📞 954-495-1818
✉️ [email protected]

Adam P. Von Romer
Licensed Real Estate Broker

05/06/2026

YOU MAY BE SITTING ON MILLIONS
And not even know it.

Most companies focus on revenue.

Smart companies focus on capital efficiency.

If your business owns its building, you may have millions in trapped equity that could be working harder inside your operation.

That’s why many major companies don’t own their real estate.

They use sale-leasebacks.

Unlock capital. Stay in place. Move faster.

📞 954-495-1818
✉️ [email protected]

Adam P. Von Romer
Licensed Real Estate Broker

04/29/2026

In probate, valuation isn’t a guess—it’s your defense.

Commercial real estate is driven by income, lease structure, market conditions, and risk—not comps alone. An inaccurate valuation can delay proceedings, invite challenges, and expose the estate to unnecessary risk.

A proper valuation should reflect:
• True NOI (not just scheduled rent)
• Lease terms, escalations, and recoveries
• Market rents and vacancy trends
• Cap rates specific to the asset and submarket
• Deferred maintenance and capital needs

Get it right, and you protect the estate. Get it wrong, and the consequences compound quickly.

With 43 years in commercial real estate and court-appointed receiver experience, I provide fast, defensible, probate-ready valuations.
Have a property in probate? Let’s talk. I’ll provide a confidential, no-obligation valuation review.

Adam P. Von Romer, CCIM
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Axis Realty Advisors, Inc.
[email protected]

04/27/2026

04/23/2026

THE $10 MILLION IN YOUR BUILDING
Unlock Equity. Stay in Place. Grow Your Business.

Many business owners don’t realize their largest source of capital may already be sitting on their balance sheet.

It’s the building they operate from.

A sale-leaseback allows you to unlock that equity while continuing to occupy your property—freeing up capital for expansion, acquisitions, or debt reduction.

In today’s market:
• Lending is tighter
• Rates are elevated
• Investors are actively buying

If you own your building, it may be worth a conversation.

📞 954-495-1818
✉️ [email protected]

Adam P. Von Romer
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Axis Realty Advisors

04/21/2026

Axis Realty Advisors is growing — and we're looking for driven commercial real estate professionals ready to take their career to the next level across office, retail, and industrial sectors in South Florida.

Why top producers choose Axis:

50–90% commission splits — keep more of what you earn
True independence — you're an IC, not an employee
Best-in-class tools: CoStar, LoopNet, CCIM & SIOR networks
Full CRM, marketing support & a collaborative team culture
No desk fees eating into your production
A respected brand with the infrastructure to back you up

Whether you're an established broker or a hungry rising star — if you're serious about commercial real estate, we want to talk.

04/18/2026

Run not in the Streets, neither go too slowly nor with Mouth open go not Shaking your Arms kick not the earth with your feet, go not upon the Toes, nor in a Dancing fashion.

George Washington's Rule of Civility...

03/30/2026

Displaying Fisher Auction Staybridge April-2026 300x300 LO1.jpg (Social post - Fisher Auction - [email protected] - Gmail) https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?tab=rm&ogbl /FMfcgzQgLFgmZzdmWQLWbKxGWxPKKWxC?projector=1&messagePartId=0.1

03/24/2026

You May Be Sitting on Millions of Dollars of Untapped Capital

Many business owners don’t realize the largest source of capital available to them may be the building they operate from.

Through a Sale-Leaseback, companies can sell their real estate to an investor while continuing to occupy the property under a long-term lease.

The result:

• Immediate liquidity
• Continued operational control
• Capital to expand, acquire competitors, or reduce debt

With bank lending tighter and institutional investors actively seeking net-lease assets, sale-leasebacks are gaining momentum again.

If your company owns its building, it may be worth exploring what the market would pay today.

Adam P. Von Romer, CCIM
Axis Realty Advisors
954-495-1818