Has anybody done a deal with Brixmor? Do they pay?
Hi Guys,

I'm a commercial agent and I'm bringing Brixmor a pretty good tenant, doing a 10 year deal at asking price. Wondering if and when they typically pay while we negotiate the terms. If anyone has experience dealing with them any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
[{"id": "cuhnqof", "text": "Why do you think they won't?  \n\nI've not closed one but have talked to them a bunch.  They use brokers to rep some of their properties here who are well respected, so I'm assuming those guys are getting paid or they'd tell them to fuck off.\n\n", "replies": [{"id": "cuhta2v", "text": "We're a small, locally owned brokerage and we've been dicked around before by bigger landlords. Just curiosity I guess.", "replies": [{"id": "cuhtgdj", "text": "be clear in your LOI and include appropriate information in the lease or have them sign a commission agreement for the deal.  \n\nIf they fuck you lien their property if allowed in your state.  I doubt they are going to screw you too bad here.  \n\nAs far as landlords I'd be nervous about they would be one of the ones i wouldn't even blink at personally unless someone knows a lot about them I don't.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cum7tnr", "text": "Done a few deals with them in Texas and haven't had any issues with Brixmor, but I work at a big shop. I always make sure my LOI's include commission language (i.e. Company X and Broker X represent the tenant in this transcaction as broker. Commission shall be paid to broker equal to Z% of the base rent...etc) and a separate commission agreement.", "replies": [{"id": "cumcdja", "text": "Great, thanks!", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]