Hamza Ibrahim | Commercial Advisor | eXp Commercial (ENGVEST) | Dallas Fort Worth, Texas

Hamza Ibrahim, Commercial Advisor in Dallas Fort Worth

Hamza Ibrahim is a Commercial Advisor with eXp Commercial (ENGVEST). He represents tenants and business owners across Dallas Fort Worth: finding warehouse, retail, and office space, negotiating leases from the tenant's side of the table, and helping owners value and sell their businesses.

What he solves, in plain terms: a business that has outgrown its space, a lease renewal with a rent increase attached, a first store or warehouse that has to be right, and a business owner who wants to know what the business is worth before deciding anything.

How you pay: the landlord pays the commission on a signed lease. A tenant working with Hamza pays nothing for representation.

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Everything Hamza publishes lives in one index on this site: real problems from real business owners and investors, worked in the open with the answer first and the math shown.

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Services

Industrial Tenant Representation in Dallas Fort Worth

Tenant Representation in Dallas Fort Worth

Business Brokerage in Dallas Fort Worth

Retail Leasing in Dallas Fort Worth

Office Leasing in Dallas Fort Worth

DFW Submarkets

Commercial space in Dallas

Commercial space in Grand Prairie

Commercial space in Arlington and the Great Southwest

Commercial space in Garland and Northeast Dallas

Commercial space in Irving and Las Colinas

Commercial space in South Dallas

Commercial space in Fort Worth

Commercial space in North Fort Worth and Alliance

Commercial space in DFW Airport area

Commercial space in Lewisville

Commercial space in Carrollton

Commercial space in Richardson

Commercial space in Plano

Latest solves

Section 8 in Detroit, and taxes of $350 to $600 a month leave only $110 to $150 of cash flow

Because the tax bill in the listing is the seller's capped bill. In Michigan the taxable value uncaps the year after a sale, so a buyer underwrites a tax bill of $3,500 to $5,500 a year, and the rent that actually pays is the housing commission payment standard for that ZIP and bedroom count, not fair market rent.

A family that left a home over mold needs a healthy rental under $3,200 in Flower Mound, Corinth, or Denton

Start with the landlord, not the listing. The homes that fit rarely advertise dehumidification or filter ratings, so the pool is single owner and custom built homes and small local landlords, screened with three questions about the HVAC, past water inside the home, and how the owner handles moisture.

Looking for a realtor who can list a novation in Tulia, Texas

Ask one question before price comes up: walk me through how a novation closes. The right agent knows the contract structure cold, keeps the seller briefed at every step, and works with a title company that has closed one before.

Multiple rentals split between an LLC and his own name, and an umbrella policy that caps him at 4 properties

Fix the coverage first, get the lender answers second, move deeds third. The four property cap is one carrier's rule; landlord umbrellas exist that write larger portfolios, and a commercial umbrella can sit over an LLC. Deeding a financed house into an LLC before the lender answers can trip the due on sale clause.

First four unit in DC, offer in, two units vacant, and everything to set up before closing

Two jobs: verify what you are buying, and be ready to fill what is empty. Get every lease, deposit, and a current rent roll, have occupied tenants sign estoppels, read the settlement statement for deposit and rent credits line by line, and interview three property managers before you own the building.