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Friday Call -> How To Identify the Right Site
Ever passed on a deal because the numbers looked fine but something felt off about the market? That instinct is usually saturation, and most operators don't have a repeatable way to test for it before they're already under contract. This Friday, Cody Payne of Flex Parks USA joins us to break down how he evaluates market saturation and picks sites that actually pencil. We'll cover: - How to read the early warning signs of an oversaturated market - What separates a site that pencils from one that just looks good on paper - Cody's framework for underwriting site selection before you tie up land 📅 Friday, August 14th 🕚 11:00 AM EDT ⏱️ 30 minutes Drop your questions for Cody in the comments - we'll work them into the discussion. See you there. Call Link -> How to Identify the Right Site
Friday Call -> How To Identify the Right Site
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Understanding the Site Plan - Weekly Call Recap
Missed Friday's call with Curtis Koldeway? You need to watch this one. He showed why site shape matters more than acreage, how a clean rectangle beats a bigger irregular parcel every time, and the story of a site that died because of a hidden easement nobody caught until it was too late. He also live-demoed a free tool he built that lets you sketch a parcel and see what actually fits, before you spend a dollar on engineering. There's a lot more in the full call than I can fit here, the stormwater math, the fire access rules that change project to project, the unit mix strategy that shapes your whole rent roll. Full recording is up now -> UNDERSTANDING THE SITE MAP Worth the watch before you look at your next site. Please subscribe to the channel. It helps attract new members.
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Hi everyone...quick introduction. I am with Parkway Construction and Architecture, a general contracting and design-build firm with nationwide experience since 1981. I look forward to making connections with developers and operators who are needing help with their upcoming small bay industrial projects!
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Hi Everyone, Matt Jacobs, from Toledo, OH industrial real estate developer & operator for 20+ years in the industrial warehouse space. Here to learn, share, collaborate, and build great partnerships.
Cincinnati Intro: CPA and Business Broker
Hey everyone, quick introduction. I'm Grady, based in Cincinnati. My main job is business brokerage, helping owners sell small businesses through Main Street Exit Partners. I'm also a CPA and commercial real estate agent with eXp Commercial. Most of the owners I like to work with are in the trades: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, general contracting. They all need space, and small-bay ended up being the natural overlap. I've owned buildings in this asset class myself. Given the choice, I'll take small-bay over residential every time. Being a CPA, I can talk shop on underwriting, cost seg, and 1031s. Not an expert, but happy to swap notes. Will, and anyone else in Cincy/Dayton, let's grab coffee sometime. Grady LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gradycollins/
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