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CRES Corp. International

CRES Corp. International publicly presents commercial brokerage and advisory services across Florida, including sales, leasing, management, financing, sale-leaseback options, 1031-exchange assistance, property conversion, and exit-strategy planning.

Key takeaway

What stands out about CRES Corp. International

CRES Corp. International publicly offers commercial real estate brokerage and advisory services, with property categories spanning healthcare, multifamily, manufactured-home and RV parks, office, retail, hospitality, industrial, and development opportunities. Its public materials identify Florida offices and several current or archived opportunities, including two properties labeled under contract. The legacy services page does not publish a standard fee schedule; the homepage does not provide a separate completed-transaction archive or closed-deal history; and the contact page does not state a universal client or property qualification threshold.[1][2][3][4]

What does CRES Corp. International do?

CRES Corp. International publicly presents itself as a commercial real estate brokerage and advisory firm with offices in Tampa, Brandon, and Port St. Lucie, Florida. Florida Division of Corporations lists CRES CORP INTERNATIONAL, LLC as an active entity.[1][2]

Publicly stated services include commercial real estate brokerage, property listing and sales, leasing and management, sale-leaseback options, 1031-exchange strategies and assistance, financing, construction funding, property-acquisition financing, and refinancing. The current site also promotes strategic commercial sales, property-conversion services, sale-leaseback-plus services, exit-strategy planning, and a seller and buyer Preferred Investor Program.[3][4]

For broader transaction context, owners can review Auxo’s valuation services, advisor-selection framework, and sell-side M&A advisory.

Public size / criteria information
The official legacy services page does not publish revenue, assets under management, transaction-volume metrics, a standard fee schedule, minimum engagement size, or minimum property value. The official contact page requests property type, price range, expected cap rate or ROI, location, unit or room information, and off-market or 1031-exchange status, but does not state a universal client or property qualification threshold.[1][3][4]

What should an owner evaluate before engaging CRES Corp. International?

An owner can approach CRES for conventional commercial brokerage, the Preferred Investor Program, sale-leaseback services, 1031-exchange assistance, property-conversion services, financing coordination, or exit-strategy planning. Public examples cover healthcare and assisted-living, multifamily, manufactured-home and RV, retail, hospitality, office, and development opportunities in Florida.

Before engaging, an owner should request a written marketing plan, proposed economics, buyer-screening procedures, confidentiality terms, references for comparable completed transactions, and clarification of whether the engagement is exclusive. The official homepage does not disclose a standard fee schedule, buyer identities, completed-deal history, or whether the properties labeled under contract ultimately closed.[3][4][5]

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Which legal entity will sign the engagement, and which Florida licensee will supervise it

DBPR identifies CRES CORP INTERNATIONAL LLC and Benny Spensieri as the licensed corporate and qualifying-broker relationship.[7]
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Is the proposed engagement exclusive or non-exclusive, and how does the Preferred Investor Program work in practice when no listing agreement is used

The Preferred Investor Program is publicly described as allowing sellers to submit property without a listing agreement.[4]
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What are the commission, retainer, expense, termination, and tail provisions

The official legacy services page does not publish a standard fee schedule.[3]

What property types and markets does CRES Corp. International focus on?

CRES identifies assisted living, memory care, independent living, medical centers and clinics, medical offices, apartment complexes, manufactured-home and RV parks, office complexes, hotels, retail strip centers, chain restaurants, industrial properties, and vacant land or development opportunities as property or investment categories.[5]

The firm’s public service descriptions cover commercial property sales, leasing, management, acquisition financing, refinancing, construction funding, sale-leaseback structures, 1031-exchange assistance, property-conversion analysis, and exit-strategy planning. Its public opportunity pages also identify both listed and off-market commercial properties.[3][4]

The official homepage identifies a Gibsonton assisted-living development opportunity, an Orlando commercial building, a Punta Gorda approved 106-bed assisted-living and memory-care development opportunity, and a Davenport offering involving two manufactured-home parks with 64 combined spaces, nine cottages, and two homes.

The same homepage identifies an Auburndale property with 131 spaces plus 18 residential homes on 28.9 acres as under contract and an Orlando retail plaza on 17.8 acres in an opportunity zone as under contract. The official off-market archive also identifies a Florida hotel portfolio with 770 rooms, a Punta Gorda approved 106-bed assisted-living and memory-care development, a Davenport two-park manufactured-home portfolio, and an Orlando 145-room hotel conversion opportunity.[4][6]

What does CRES Corp. International publicly disclose about process and engagement terms?

CRES describes its Preferred Investor Program as a way for sellers to submit property without a listing agreement and for members to access off-market or pre-listed commercial properties. The official contact page requests information such as property type, price range, expected cap rate or ROI, desired location, unit or room details, and whether a property is off-market or part of a 1031 exchange.[1][4]

The official homepage does not disclose closing dates, buyer identities, consideration terms, commissions, financing terms, or whether the two properties labeled under contract ultimately closed. The homepage identifies current opportunities and under-contract properties but does not provide a separate completed-transaction archive or closed-deal history on that page.

The official legacy services page does not publish a standard fee schedule, minimum engagement size, minimum property value, revenue, assets under management, or transaction-volume metrics. The official contact page does not state a universal client or property qualification threshold.[1][3][4]

Florida DBPR shows CRES CORP INTERNATIONAL LLC as a current, active real estate corporation with Benny Spensieri as qualifying broker. The corporate license is shown with an expiration date of March 31, 2028. DBPR also shows Benny Spensieri’s Florida real estate broker license as current and active, with an expiration date of September 30, 2026. Florida Division of Corporations lists CRES CORP INTERNATIONAL, LLC as active.[2][7]

Questions to ask before engaging CRES Corp. International

Which legal entity will sign the engagement, and which Florida licensee will supervise it?
DBPR identifies CRES CORP INTERNATIONAL LLC and Benny Spensieri as the licensed corporate and qualifying-broker relationship.[7]
Is the proposed engagement exclusive or non-exclusive, and how does the Preferred Investor Program work in practice when no listing agreement is used?
The Preferred Investor Program is publicly described as allowing sellers to submit property without a listing agreement.[4]
What are the commission, retainer, expense, termination, and tail provisions?
The official legacy services page does not publish a standard fee schedule.[3]
Which comparable transactions actually closed, on what dates, and at what price or valuation?
The official homepage does not disclose closing dates or consideration terms and does not provide a separate completed-transaction archive or closed-deal history on that page.[4]
How are investors qualified, and how is confidentiality handled for off-market opportunities?
The firm publicly describes access to off-market and pre-listed properties, while the contact page does not state a universal client or property qualification threshold.[1][4]
For sale-leaseback or property-conversion work, who provides valuation, legal, tax, zoning, licensing, and financing advice?
CRES publicly promotes sale-leaseback, property-conversion, financing, and related advisory services, but the cited service descriptions do not specify the allocation of those professional roles.[3][4]

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