I have an opportunity to find a national tenant for a vacant NNN property before our firm turns to a national brokerage.
I work for a small/mid sized real estate investment firm and we have a chunk of our portfolio in NNN ground leases with national retail.

One of our properties was recently vacated by a failing business and we need to find a long term, national, NNN tenant to take the stand alone building. 

The right thing to do is work with a national broker with a network for these type of tenants. However, my superior has given me an opportunity to try and fill the vacancy myself.

Any advice? 

Particularly in deciding what companies to approach and how to get in contact with the right people?
[{"id": "e4er59w", "text": "They\u2019re typically repped by the big guys... seek out the local big shops first. CCIM broker search will help too...", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "e4ete3z", "text": "well first you need to know about the space and demographic. large natiaonal retailers adhere to very specific metrics in choosing their next location. once you know which of the major retailers would be a fit for your property you can find out who the contact person who coordinates deals would be. your still going to have to work with another broker as the large retailers have real estate people specifically for this so theres no going around them. the only way you'll be able to avoid working with another broker is by finding a tenant personally that would be a first time operator but with buildings that size thays not really a gamble a landlord would take any way. ", "replies": [{"id": "e4fvw78", "text": "Not true, plenty of these are OK handling in-house and won't require a broker. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "e4exu2v", "text": "market the crap out of it and get it in front of as many brokers...if it's only one listing pau whaybtiu have to to make it premium on costar", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "e4f9t3q", "text": "Get it listed and market to the big shops", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "e4je55t", "text": "List it on CoStar. It\u2019s free to list and many big chains have access to it. You will get many calls and emails from brokers expecting commission if they bring you something.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]