How a broker finds new deals in a territory without calling every owner
A commercial real estate broker can handle new deal opportunities in a territory by looking closely at owners and properties showing signs of a transaction. Titleman Signals sends new deals in your territory, such as five a week, so your calls go to owners with a reason to talk.
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A commercial real estate broker can handle new deal opportunities in a territory by looking closely at owners and properties showing signs of a transaction. Titleman Signals sends new deals in your territory, such as five a week, so your calls go to owners with a reason to talk.
## What to check
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Loan maturing soon | Owner may need to sell or refinance |
| Long hold period | Owner may be ready to exit |
| Ownership change on record | New owner may reposition |
| Large vacancy or rollover | Owner may need a leasing or sale plan |
| Entity activity | May signal a transaction in progress |
## How Titleman fits
Titleman has two services for this work. Underwriting screens a deal from its documents and lists every assumption. Signals sends new deals in your territory. Send one deal to Underwriting and see the result before you decide anything.
## Frequently asked questions
**How many new deals should a broker review a week?** A short list the broker can act on, not a database to search.
**Where can I try it?** See [how Titleman Underwriting works](https://titleman.ai/) and send one deal.