SIG Provides Brokers with the Tools and Technology to Lead with Speed and Accuracy as They Take New Listings to Market

A new case study was released today featuring SIG’s EVP of Operations, Ryan Passe, who was invited to speak at the Quickbase Annual Empower Conference earlier this year. SIG’s recent launch of the company’s internal new broker tools including a proprietary compliance and OM tracker app are the focus of the study.

The new platform tools are the first in a series of new technological innovations SIG plans to rollout this year as the company makes strides in building the most advanced proprietary property marketing platform available in the industry. With six offices and $5.5 billion closed across 2,800+ transactions, SIG’s team of 100 brokers are leading the way with speed and accuracy as they take new listings to market. SIG brokers are winning more listings, closing more deals, and growing their bottom line- all while providing better service to clients.

…the real ROI is that we have a happy broker that says, “Our team is a machine.”
Ryan Passe, Executive Vice President of Operations, Sands Investment Group

 

Check out the full case study published by Quickbase here.

About Sands Investment Group: Sands Investment Group is a commercial real estate brokerage firm that specializes in the buying and selling of net lease properties for private investors and institutions across the United States. Since its founding in 2010, SIG has closed over 2,800 plus transactions worth more than $5.5 billion in 48 states. Advisors with the company currently have over $800 million in active inventory. As a leader in the industry, SIG was first to offer true sub-product type specialization. The firm’s experience in net lease, retail, office and industrial transactions is unparalleled. Sands Investment Group has offices in Santa Monica, CA, Charleston, SC, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, and Philadelphia, PA. Learn more about joining the SIG family at www.signnn.com/join-SIG.

0 replies

Leave a Reply

Want to join the discussion?
Feel free to contribute!

Leave a Reply