Best commercial brokerage for Multifamily/Investment/Land in Salt Lake City?
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[{"id": "e7hbcsu", "text": "Well I don't know what advice I can give you without seeming biased, as I am an employee of a national firm here in Salt Lake. And although I don't know the names of the two places you have applied I do know that a national firm could provide resources and opportunities that  a smaller firm just cant match.  I know that we have a large team dedicated to multifamily acquisitions. Let me know if you would like to know what firm or would like to talk more.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "e7hrvcn", "text": "Not quite what you're looking for probably... but, I am a small business owner with locations in a few locales on the wasatch front. I actually received attention from an agent at CBRE, the folks from Mountain West or NAI or PPC (Ogden) could not be bothered. Granted I dont come with millions, but customer service is customer service.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "e7il9c9", "text": "if you already have a book to bring the difference is probably going to be mainly in split and support.  If you don't need any help from anyone go to the boutique and keep more money.  If you are not real comfy in CRE and are going to need analysts and assistants to do a bunch of the work while you are out selling go to the national.  That comes wiht a cost obviously", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "e7k3an7", "text": "I recommend national company, more opportunities handed to you.\n\nWas just in SLC last weekend and the growth looks amazing. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]