u/Tkfit09

Called an owner of an industrial building who is wanting to sell and retire and has another broker in his words ''on his a**'' about listing the property.

He basically just ranted the entire call. Suggesting brokers are overpaid doesn't want to do seller financing, wants a clean transaction etc.

How do you get through to people like this? Do you suggest meeting in person?

Its a small deal anyway but I'm just curious what methods have worked for a client like this...

What is your process on site selection? I've been using radius+ and tractIQ and they are helpful but how do you assemble this info?

Anything else to consider?

• Frontage
• Topography
• Wetlands
• Utility availability (water, sewer, electric)

Cant find much out there on fields/time etc. Anyone have some info?

Anyone interested in going on sunday evenings starting at curtis hixon.

I usually run around a 10min pace but nothing too serious.

Like to get a few miles in at least.

Cheers!

With inflation cooking how have you changed your lifestyle?

Had a few interviews with a company and several emails back and forth - last call I had was they specifically said they want to move forward but wanted me to travel to visit their office which I had no problem with (out of state).

Sent 3 emails since about travel schedule and confirming receipt of emails etc... still nothing.

Seems very unprofessional and even called the guy who interviewed me but went to VM.

Seems like they are reconsidering? Should I move on?

Most posts regarding AI are around 1 year old in this sub. So I thought I'd share real use cases of what I'm working on right now.

Ask any questions.

1. Building python scripts to interact with software that lacks APIs, automating deck creation, monitoring new developments in a market etc.

2. Connecting Claude Code to my CRM to run data hygiene tests, import data, and understand where gaps exist.

3. Setup Claude Projects for deals that become interactive workspaces with all the financials and discussion history for a client + build financial models.

Takeaways

1. Document your internal processes then extract what is causing friction/redundant workflows.

2. Audit your tech stack to determine if you need to build something custom, connect it in someway or setup a plan to replace it. Rethink your systems and how to bring them all together.

3. You don't know what you don't know. AI is becoming as necessary as gmail or outlook. If you aren't using these tools and building (or at least someone on your team) then you're going to be left behind without even knowing it.

Felt like sharing some of what I learned along the way.

Anyone questions when it comes to this lifestyle, type of work, issues, anything.

Spent alot of time in various countries around the world.

Like the guy on social media who has the full setup but obviously for the views ... but it did get me thinking about who actually has had to work in the most random of places or in the midst of traveling to one country to another etc.

Any stories?

Hey I just spent 10,000 hours building this tool. Now you can have it for freeee!

Just comment ''slop'' below and I'll send it to your email, phone, and even mail it to you!

FFS.

Anyone else getting this. Sends me to a 404 broken link.

This may sound weird but had a few episodes couple months ago of elevated HR of about 130BPM mark (when trying to sleep, not awaking with elevated HR) then came down about 5 mins later with no issues. Never happened before aside from these few times.

Since then I've noticed that I will think about my HR even just throughout the day at random times.. like ''is this going to happen again'' I stopped wearing apple watch bc it just caused more anxiety.

My sleep is highly fragmented, usually takes awhile for me to relax, then I'll dream, wake up and repeat the process. The strange thing is I feel fine throughout the day and have energy to workout etc and never really feel drowsy..

Cant recall the last time I actually passed out for 6 + hours.

- No alcohol, caffeine, drugs etc

- Gym few days a week / running

- Eat healthy and monitor my diet

- Had sleep study done at one point but nothing major was found, I thought about doing one with all the attachments etc but feel like that wouldn't help as I would just be awake the whole time and anxious

Doc did mention Trazodone but rather stick to Ashwagandha which helps a lot.

Any one else experience this?

If you ever posted a job here you've probably see the AI generated slop that often comes with proposals.

So how are people automating this?

I just noticed a job that was posted 30 minutes ago with 20-50 proposals in a relatively specific niche.

I spent some time building an amenity map generator for OMs in HTML but it got me thinking about the entire OM which has static data / info within a PDF format.

How useful would it be to create an OM that lives in HTML can investors can interact with the data points, i.e. map view with rent / sales comps / amenities / highlight zones of resi development etc.

+ Dashboard of the deal with the financials/interactive graphs/charts etc.

To me this seems much more intuitive and useful.

Thoughts?