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3 contributions to Small Bay Industrial Basecamp
Small Bay Feasibility
I have been going back-and-forth on a 96,000 SF development. I did my due diligence, but the market data that I could find was sparse at best. So I delayed...and delayed. I just couldn't get comfortable and my lender was asking questions that I just didn't have data to support. Finally I engaged Wayne Bares and Cody Payne at Small Bay Feasibility to build a feasibility study that would give me the data that I needed to feel confident with the project. The Feasibility study they provided is very comprehensive. It supported many of my assumptions, and provided a list of conditions that I need to address to improve the chance of success. My lender loved it and I now have real data, provided by an industry leader, to support my investor pitch deck (not just assumptions). I have always been a value-add investor and have that process down. Now I have the resources and confidence to jump into developing a larger small bay complex. If you are experiencing the same challenges finding real data in your market to support your small bay development, reach out to Wayne and Cody. It is worth the conversation. wS
Small Bay Feasibility
0 likes • 2h
What data were they able to obtain that you weren’t able to @Will Skillman ?
AI Deal Analysis?
Is anyone utilizing AI to analyze deals? I built an acquisitions analyst in Claude to help screen and score deals. I find it extremely accurate and saves me a ton of time. He scores - Pass, Watch, or Go, with a detailed analysis. Love to hear about other's experience.
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@Will Skillman how are you having Claude determine the rents you are underwriting? Are you telling it prior or letting Claude figure it out?
Early Days: Where the Basecamp Community Actually Stands
If you haven't bought a deal yet, you're not alone - almost half of the Basecamp community is still figuring this out. Basecamp members: 48% are still learning / researching 30% own 1 - 3 properties 12% own 4 -10 properties 10% own portfolios great than 10 small bay assets If you are still looking for your first small bay deal, drop a comment below with a question that will help you get started: - What's the #1 question you can't find a straight answer to? - What's stopping you from making a move - money, deal flow, confidence, something else? - What resource, breakdown, or call topic would actually move the needle for you? No question is too basic here. If you're wondering it, there's a good chance 200 other people in this community are too - you're just the one who asked. (And if you're on the other end, 4, 10, 20+ properties in, feel free to jump into the comments and answer a few of these directly. Best way to pay it forward.) Let's all help each other succeed!
3 likes • Aug 13
I live in the northeast where much of the sub 30 K SF product is owner user. What are some tips for figuring out markets with enough volume of ‘investor priced and/or leased trades’ without blindly smiling and dialing to brokers in 25 different markets? Any tips for pre sorting markets with a higher probability of investor priced or leased product in this size range?
0 likes • Aug 17
@Will Skillman & @Cody Payne Bumping this as it got buried. Cody: any framework for quickly distinguishing owner-user markets from tenant-lease markets? Looking for signals that actually differentiate them so I'm not cold calling 25 markets blind. Thoughts?
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Jake Dersovitz
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@jake-dersovitz-2006
Real estate investor. Always happy to chat - shoot me a message or a text/call 201-916-5490

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Joined Jun 22, 2026
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