
NEXTFIXs operates as a deal structuring and underwriting engine. When a deal fails to reach closing, the issue is rarely the property or the people involved. It is the structure. We evaluate opportunities, test whether the structure supports a real close, and engineer it where possible. Deals that cannot realistically close do not move forward.
1. Situation Review
We start by understanding the situation, constraints, and goals involved. This is not a pricing exercise.
2. Structural Assessment
We assess price, payment reality, terms, and execution friction to determine whether the structure can support a close.
3. Structure Engineering
If the structure fails, we redesign it where possible. If it cannot be fixed, the process stops.
4. Execution Path Determination
When structure holds, we determine the appropriate execution path.
5. Coordination Through Closing
Only after a deal underwrites cleanly do we coordinate execution through closing.
Buyers come to NextFixs when traditional buying fails to align with real payment reality. We evaluate fit, test whether structure changes the outcome, and underwrite deals accordingly. If the structure cannot realistically
support a close, it stops.
Sellers come to us when traditional paths stall, pressure builds, or outcomes stop making sense. We evaluate whether the structure can support a real close and redesign it where possible. If the deal cannot realistically close, it stops.


The initial review is about determining viability, not pushing a deal through.
The market changed. Interest rates rose. Rigid structures and elevated prices now dominate, and even as rates fluctuate, pricing pressure keeps many deals from working.
NEXTFIXs was built for the reality we’re all living in.
We evaluate opportunities, rebuild structure where possible, and determine whether a deal merits an execution path to closing. Deals that cannot realistically close do not move forward.
No hype. No pressure. Progress to the closing table happens only when the structure holds.

NEXTFIXs operates under a defined set of constraints. These constraints govern how opportunities are evaluated and determine whether a deal advances or stops.
Structure is examined before price, exposure, or execution activity. Opportunities move forward only when the structure can realistically support a close under current conditions. Buyer and seller fit are assessed as part of the same underwriting process.
Execution paths are determined only after a deal underwrites cleanly. Opportunities that do not meet these standards do not move forward.

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