How retail landlords are finding revenue beyond the rent roll
Friday, May 8, 2026
Mitchell Jensen is a native to the DC/Maryland area. Mitchell came to Florida to attend Lynn University. At Lynn, Mitchell received a bachelors of science degree and then went on to attain his masters in Business Administration. Mitchell has been exposed to commercial real estate his entire life and inspired to go into the industry by his father. His early exposure involved management and leasing through Jensen Commercial Real Estate. After graduation from Lynn Mitchell worked for a major owner/investor in Palm Beach County. Mitchell is a personable, hardworking leasing coordinator who is willing to give his all to each of his clients and put their needs first. He is available 24/7.
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