Canada’s leading commission advance company for real estate agents Capital Growth recently announced their expansion to include a dedicated department covering commercial real estate clients. The response to this news has been incredibly enthusiastic.
CALGARY, Aug. 13, 2014 /CNW/ – Working in real estate can certainly be a very rewarding profession, but it does come with unique challenges. One of these is often the long waits in the commission cycles faced by realtors and real estate agents. Fortunately, in Canada there’s a company that has stepped up providing a service that can help fills the holes in these cycles quickly, effectively, and affordably – Calgary’s Capital Growth Finance Corporation. Capital Growth has worked hard to earn a top reputation as one of Canada’s favourite commission advance companies for realtors and real estate agents, and recently announced their launch of a new department dealing strictly with commercial real estate commission advances to better serve their valued customers.
“We are very excited to announce this new area of focus,” commented Ryan Suchet, company president. “It represents a new challenge for us, as well as a new market opportunity. Commercial realtors have unique needs and we are ready to exceed their expectations in speed, cost, and service.”
According to the company, they have seen great success serving residential real estate agents in 2014 with Capital Growth’s winning combination of a unique application process, the lowest costs in Canada, a lightning fast payment process and customer centric service. This business model was the inspiration for their expansion into offering commercial real estate commission advances.
Their proprietary risk management system is expected to make their step into the commercial area a profitable one, even though this sector is often larger, more complex and risky. The company has every confidence in its success.
The new department will also be based in Calgary, AB, along with the rest of Capital Growth. Analysts view Calgaryas a hotbeds of real estate activity, and this trend is expected to continue to grow.