As an investment broker, you know the importance of a commercial real estate investment memorandum (IM) in outlining the details of a potential investment in a commercial property. But creating a comprehensive IM can be a daunting task, especially if you don’t have experience with graphic design software and branding. That's where working with an outsourced marketing agency that focuses on commercial real estate, like FocusedCRE, can come in handy. We have the knowledge and expertise to create a top-notch IM for you, one that accurately reflects the potential of the property and addresses any potential risks or challenges. Plus, we will brand the investment memorandum to your company, ensuring that it aligns with your branding and messaging.

In addition to creating the investment memorandum, FocusedCRE can assist with distributing it to potential investors and tenants. We can create a custom coded email using your own email marketing program, or use platforms like propertyblast to reach a wider audience. This can save you time and resources, and increase the chances of a successful investment. Plus, you'll be able to focus on other important aspects of the process, such as due diligence and negotiations, while the agency handles the marketing and communications.

So, what should be included in a commercial real estate investment memorandum? Here are some key components:

1. Executive summary: This is a brief overview of the property, including its location, size, type, and any unique features.
2. Property description: This section provides more detailed information about the property, including its age, condition, and any renovations or upgrades that have been made.
3. Financial projections: This section includes the expected costs and revenue for the property, as well as any assumptions that have been made about occupancy rates, rent levels, and operating expenses.
4. Marketing and leasing plan: This section outlines the strategy for marketing the property and leasing it to tenants.
5. Management and maintenance: This section describes how the property will be managed and maintained, including any planned repairs or renovations.
6. Legal and regulatory issues: This section covers any legal or regulatory issues that may impact the property, such as zoning laws or environmental regulations.
7. Company, team, sponsors, and case studies: This section includes information on the company, the team members, sponsors, and any relevant case studies that demonstrate the company's expertise and success in the industry.
8. Risks and challenges: This section identifies any potential risks or challenges that the property may face, including competition from other properties and market conditions.
9. Conclusion:
   This section summarizes the key points of the IM and provides a recommendation for potential investors.

Including information on the company, team members, sponsors, and case studies in the IM can help build credibility and trust with potential investors. These details provide an overview of the company's expertise and experience in the industry and demonstrate its commitment to delivering quality investments. It's important to highlight the strengths and accomplishments of the team and the company, as well as any relevant case studies that showcase the company's successes.

Overall, a commercial real estate investment memorandum is a crucial document that requires a thorough understanding of the property, the market, and the financial projections. Working with an outsourced marketing agency that specialized in commercial real estate can help you create a top-notch IM and brand it to your company, as well as assist with distributing it to potential investors and tenants. It's a valuable resource for any investment broker looking to secure funding and close successful deals. It's a win-win situation – you'll save time and resources and increase the chances of a successful investment.