Daniel Weber, Roanoke TX Commercial Real Estate Broker

Contact details

• Name: Daniel Weber
• Brokerage: SVN | Trinity Advisors
• Texas license: 828133, issued by the Texas Real Estate Commission
• Phone: (817) 559-1235
• Email: daniel.weber@svn.com
• Office: 3000 Race St, Suite 100, Fort Worth, TX 76111 (directions in Google Maps)

The office is in Fort Worth. Roanoke meetings and property tours happen on site in Roanoke.

What Daniel works on in Roanoke

The work falls into three lanes.

Leasing. Owners hire Daniel to price vacant space, market it, screen tenants and negotiate lease terms. Start at lease my commercial building.

Sales. Owners who are thinking about selling get a broker opinion of value and a sale plan. Start at sell my commercial building.

Site selection. Tenants send a space brief and get a short list of real options, tours and a negotiated lease. Start at find commercial space in Roanoke.

Owners who want help running a building after it is leased can read about commercial property management. Scope is agreed per property.

How an engagement works

Every engagement starts the same way. You send an address or a space brief. Daniel reviews it and calls or emails you back using the contact you gave.

The first step is a short call. For an owner, it is about the property: the space, the leases, the condition and your goals. For a tenant, it is about the brief: use, size, timing and the parts of town you would consider.

After the call, you get a clear next step. That might be a pricing view, a broker opinion of value or a list of spaces to tour. If you decide to move forward, the terms of the engagement are put in writing before any marketing or touring starts.

Working with owners

Owners get straight answers about price. If a suite is priced above what tenants are signing, you hear it before it sits on the market. If a sale makes more sense after a lease-up, you hear that too.

You see marketing before it goes out. You see every tenant or buyer and make every decision. The broker's job is to bring options and explain the tradeoffs.

Working with tenants

Tenants get a search built around their use, not around whatever happens to be listed. Older Roanoke buildings vary a lot. Hoods, grease traps, dock doors, parking and signage all get checked early so a deal does not fall apart late.

Once a front-runner emerges, Daniel requests proposals and negotiates rent, free rent, improvements, term and options.

Texas disclosures

Texas rules require each license holder to link a completed Information About Brokerage Services notice in a readily noticeable place on the homepage of each business website. On this site, the completed Information About Brokerage Services (IABS) form and the TREC Consumer Protection Notice are both linked in the footer.

Read them before you sign anything. They explain the types of brokerage relationships in Texas and where to turn with a complaint. The IABS form names the sponsoring broker, DFW Trinity Advisors LLC, TREC license 9004520.

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How to verify a license

Anyone can check a Texas real estate license. Go to the Texas Real Estate Commission website and use its license lookup. Search by name, Daniel Weber, or by license number 828133.

The record shows the license status and the sponsoring broker. Check it before you hire any broker, in Roanoke or anywhere in Texas.

Get in touch

If you have a building to lease, sell or manage, or you need space, send the details through the contact page or start with find commercial space.