Commercial Real Estate Advisory & Consulting — Dallas–Fort Worth

Advisory & Consulting

Not every decision needs a broker. Some need a second set of eyes before the money moves.

DC Commercial Group advises investors, owners, and developers on commercial real estate decisions — for a flat fee, scoped per engagement, and independent of any commission. You can hire my judgment even when I'm not your broker. If the right answer is "don't do this deal," that's the answer you get.

Second Opinion / Deal Review — A broker and principal's read on a live deal: the underwriting, the assumptions, the risks the seller's materials don't underline. A clear go / no-go, and why.

Site Selection — Finding and scoring sites against how the market actually works — access, utilities, entitlements, and the path of growth — across Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas.

Underwriting Review — An independent check of a deal's numbers before you commit capital: rents, expenses, cap rate, and the assumptions doing the heavy lifting.

Development Feasibility & Entitlements — Whether a site can become what you want it to be: zoning, platting, utilities and MUDs, access, and the entitlement path — the development concerns on the site itself, reviewed by someone who develops her own land — before you spend real money finding out.

Scope, plainly: development feasibility is a developer's review of the site. It is not a formal feasibility study, a market study, or an appraisal — and if your lender needs one of those, I'll tell you that up front.

Engagements are flat-fee, scoped and agreed in writing before work begins. Advisory is not brokerage: no commission, no stake in whether your deal closes.

Development Consulting / Fee Land Development — Bought land and want to develop it? I can do the developing for you, for a fee: entitlement and platting, utility and MUD coordination, selecting and managing the engineers and consultants, budgets and schedules. You keep ownership of the land and the project — I do the developer's job. It's the same work I did on my own Bridgeport land on US 380, taken from raw acreage through assemblage and entitlement as the developer.