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I started to have mid to low back pain when I was about 21 (but my friend pointed out my curve when I was maybe 19).

Over the years it’s stayed relatively the same. I was going to the chiropractor about once a week which helped but does not really provide lasting relief.

I’m 30 now and recently took a new job that has me sitting at a desk between 40 and 60 hours a week. My back has always had rough periods where it kills especially when I work out a lot.

Over the past 5-6 years I have worked out 3-6 times a week. Usually jogging 10-20 miles a week.

Since starting this new role my workouts have gone down to 2-4 times a week and more sitting. My back is fucking killing me at the end of

When underwriting square footage yield for a potential site we often draw a rough draft or send it off to an engineer we are close with to draw. However, these two options are still slower than we’d like.

Programs like test fit are expensive and I feel like Ai could calculate quicker with the right systems in place.

Has anyone had success programming a project to estimate rough site plans? I’d be looking to upload surveys and quickly have Claude (or any other ai) run our average build requirements to see how much the site can yield quickly.

Hey all,

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I’ve been a member of this sub for almost a decade now. I joined during my sophomore year of college when I landed my first internship in CRE.

Well, it’s been a long road (one that always seems to get longer). I landed my dream job around 10 months ago working as a dev associate. At 29, I feel like I’m about 1–2 years behind where I’d like to be, but the path wasn’t always clear.

Background: Industrial and office brokerage for 2–3 years (I also acted as a property manager during this time for a small office portfolio), residential redevelopment (small multifamily properties and homes), and I completed an

I work for a small development group. We have 1 active project with 2 more in the pipeline. Currently we have about 30 investors.

As the K1s go out we’ve realized it’s time to find a new software program that will function better but not be an egregious expense.

I’ve been looking at Anduin and Juniper Square. Any recommendations you guys have enjoyed working with.

Working through a light industrial flex deal and the impact fees are 7x higher than our last project. Additionally property taxes are high.

I realize how broad of a question this is but have any of you seen or completed any sort of incentive package from a municipality for a light industrial project.

I figured it would probably be easy if this was a massive big box that comes promising 100+ jobs but sadly it’s a flex deal (90,000sf).

I’m working through some market analysis on a flex development deal and starting to feel a little analysis paralysis.

It’s a midsized market (1M metro with very high yoy population growth - top 5 in the nation), and I ran a market survey within a 6-mile radius of the site. The overall industrial market looks great. The 10-year average vacancy sits under 5%, with the 5-year average under 4%. The 5-year average rent growth is 8%, but this past year it slipped to 3.3% (which I actually view as a positive it suggests we’re returning to a more normal baseline). Additionally, about 1–1.2M SF is absorbed annually.

When I shift the asset classification in CoStar to only Flex, the numbers remain re

I’ve been looking at some of the services they offer for underwriting and it seems like a smooth/more cost effective alternative to Argus.

Would love to hear from anyone that’s used/using the product.

Hey all,

I’m looking for recommendations on finding the right model for underwriting industrial flex acquisitions. There are plenty of quick models out there, but finding one that allows me to efficiently input a large number of tenants has proven challenging.

Currently, I’m using a Break Into CRE model that I scaled up to 70 tenants. However, once I get past roughly 20 tenants, the model becomes very slow and I start running into more issues.

My main issue with very simple models is the lack of ability to efficiently model second-generation leases and tenant rollover.

I might be looking for a unicorn here, but unfortunately I don’t have the ability or access to use ARGUS.

Hey all,

I recently started an analyst role at a small Sunbelt development shop and I’m curious about compensation structures from people in similar roles.

As many of you know, at a small shop you end up wearing a lot of hats (which I honestly enjoy). We are developing group up and looking to acquire value add deals. My day-to-day currently consists of underwriting, sourcing new deals and growing market networks, admin tasks, and due diligence work, with future project management responsibilities on ground up developments.

My background: I’ve worked in CRE across several sectors, from brokerage to property management, and I’ve also done small residential deals along the way. I completed a

Does anyone have access to a list of great prompts they are using for acquisitions, market research, legal, construction, etc.

I’m looking to build my AI arsenal and I truly feel I’m not maximizing AI as much as I can be.

Does anyone have a great compilation of prompts/ai tools they are using successfully?

Hey all,

Kind of worried.

I went to the cardiologist because of a low heart rate. I’m a male 30. My resting is 45-55. However it’s always been low and my family has a history of a low heart rate.

I am a runner and run about 20-40 miles a week depending on the week.

I have no symptoms of any kind and the doctor had me wear a heart monitor for 2 weeks. He said it all looked fine but he wanted me to do a stress test and an echo just to check all boxes.

The stress test was challenging. They told me they wanted to get my heart rate to 185-190. After 13 minutes and the last 2 minutes they had me at a full sprint uphill I hit 182 but my legs felt like I was about to pull a muscle so we st

Looking at a land analyst roll with a large scale builder.

My modeling/excel skills are probably mid range. However, I am assuming like most large scale developers they use premade models.

Curious to hear from anyone doing it about what the day to day looks like, and comp ranges.

Anyone here self manage their small multis? I mainly work in brokerage and investment. Started off my career doing office landlord/rent rep deals as well as managing about 100,000sf of office space.

The last few years I’ve made the bulk of my income off brokerage and small time residential rehabs (1-15 units usually).

Recently a friend offered to have me manage his smaller portfolio of 40-50 units (it’s 3 properties total). Not a ton of money but if I can handle it without losing my head I’d welcome some reoccurring monthly income.

Anyone have experience doing this, and is it worth it? I never thought I’d end up doing PM but my thought process is if I can dedicate a small portion of my

Hey all,

Not sure if this is the right sub. However, looking for someone that’s had similar situation.

29 Male. My resting heart rate has always been low. Resting is about 42-50 range normally. I do run a lot. For the last 6 years I’ve run between 15-30 miles a week (about 45-60 mins a day of exercise).

I recently started wearing my Apple Watch to bed and at night I’ve gotten some “low heart rate” notifications. It said one night for a few mins my heart rate was 36.

Anyhow I saw a cardiologist because I freaked myself out. He said my BP and everything else seems perfectly fine. I have no history in my family of heart disease as well.

He said low heart rate in people who are athleti

Hey all,

I’ve been toying around with AI over the last year but not truly diving deep into its immense capabilities. What are some ways you are using AI to enhance your market analysis, financial analysis, or even base level marketing. I’d really appreciate some insights you guys have found helpful.

Additionally have you seen any classes or programs online that offer overviews on how to incorporate AI into the real estate business more efficiently?

I realizes this is a broad question but figured I’d ask.