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I’ve seen this question floating around in a few different threads. If you stacked up Buildium, Door Loop, Yardi Breeze, Other PMS Brand TBD in a poll, who would come out of top and why… specifically for small bay industrial?
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I wanted to close the loop on this one. We decided to go with Yardi Breeze Premier thanks to the feedback of this group and multiple demo calls with the top providers. I’ll let everyone know how the implementation goes! PS I was able to negotiate some pretty aggressive pricing with Yardi. Never know until you ask!
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@Will Skillman more sophisticated NNN breakdowns, actual interviews with people using this product specifically for small bay flex, our poll, and the fact that it is a 40 year industry leader. I thought DoorLoop did a great job in their sales process though.
Been a long 6 mths. But almost there!
Hi, I thought I give an update on our project in Florida panhandle near Pensacola. 10k of SBF in Phase 1. Paving going in this week. A few stats for consideration. - Road frontage 40k ADV - 12X12 garage doors - Phase 1, 10k in two buildings 5k each - Phase 2, 10k Any constructive criticism gladly accepted. This is my first park, made some mistakes, and had some wins!
Been a long 6 mths. But almost there!
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Nice looking project! Good luck.
Facebook Marketplace tips
Anyone who has experience doing their leasing thru FB Marketplace have any tips or tricks of the trade they've used besides the usual best practices of using great pictures and good descriptive copy?
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Reach out to @Jessica Johnson or watch the replay of the meeting she did a few weeks ago. Some good tips in that one!
To lease or not to lease...that is the question
This group has been such an asset to me in my venture into the flex development world. Thank you Will and all the other experts willing to share your year's of experience! I am currently in lease up on a small 10k sqft. new construction flex in Florida. I have a national medical group interested in 5k sqft. That type of tenant pays well but is totally different than I had expected. The things give me pause are: 1. Major build out (TI) 2. difficulty (expensive)to demo if they leave 3. Parking (have 9 spots per 5k sqft building.) I Could use some of our yard space for parking but just seems like I'm reworking my whole plan. 4. 10 year lease request Is it wise to let the market move you into retail/office if thats what calling and paying the most? Or should I stick with the trades that when they leave you sweep it out and re-lease.
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I spent a bunch of years in the NNN leasing/investment sales world. A few things to consider and questions to ask… Medical tenants are VERY sticky. A quality 10 year lease could help your project become more easily: financeable/refinanceable/sellable. Medical tenants, depending on type, could result in far less wear and tear on your property as compared to contractors. Leasing 50% of your project makes it more risky as you pointed out, but does the tenant credit off set that risk? Does your lease have automatic increases? Will this medical tenant attract other complimentary medical users as opposed to trades? DM me with more questions and I can put you in touch with a medical NNN sales that could give you more insight on how this tenant affect the valuation of your property.
Who’s investing in Tampa?
We’re buying a 100,000 sqft small bay + non-anchored retail property in the Tampa market. Curious who is investing in that market.
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@Mario Dattilo I spent almost 20 years leasing high end specialty and strip center retail all over the Country. And I love FL! Reach out if you have questions.
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Stephen Plourde
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@FlexUnitPro - Owner & Operator of Small Bay Industrial in Philadelphia Suburbs

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