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    RE #203: Jeff Gleiberman - Managing Director at MG Properties - 33,000 Units and counting... Mar 22, 2022
    Show notes

    Jeff Gleiberman, Managing Director at MG Properties Group is responsible for investment transactions, investment strategies and partner relations. Jeff was previously Director of Investments, responsible for corporate equity and debt strategies and was an Acquisition Manager sourcing and underwriting new investment opportunities. Jeff has also served in asset management, regional management and onsite property management roles. Prior to joining MGPG, Jeff worked in apartment investment sales at CBRE, the country’s largest apartment brokerage firm, where he oversaw the sale of over $500 million in Southern California multifamily properties.

    On this episode, Jeff shares the story of how MG Properties began and his love for the business at an early age. He discusses nuances of the major markets they participate in, how they raise capital, why 1031's and cost segregation are crucial to their strategy, and how they underwrite and manage their pipeline.

    Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com

    Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Subscribe to The Fort on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuJ32shRt8Od3MxMY-keTSQ

    Follow The Fort on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/TheFortPodcast

    Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aT6Q3nP0rxs

    (02:49) - Jeff’s Career and MG Properties

    (04:09) - Did your Dad do anything early on that got you interested in RE?

    (06:49) - What is your current day to day?

    (07:12) - Why are you in the markets you’re in?

    (08:55) - Why is CA a low-traded market?

    (10:11) - Do property tax values stay locked in?

    (10:40) - How early did you know about the Conrad portfolio being up for sale?

    (12:16) - Do Los Angeles and San Diego have fundamentals that are different?

    (13:22) - How do you underwrite political risk?

    (15:08) - What are the pros to investing in Arizona vs. California?

    (18:22) - Why don’t you play in development?

    (19:54) - Defining Value-Add and Core-Plus Strategies

    (21:31) - How many units are you adding per year?

    (22:17) - MG’s Deal Processes

    (27:08) - How do you raise capital?

    (30:11) - The 1031 Exchange

    (32:27) - What’s the cost seg portion of your business and why is it so important to your investors?

    (33:40) - What does your playbook look like in the first 90-days post-close?

    (34:54) - Does rent growth affect your thesis?

    (35:59) - Why do you visit each property 2 times per year?

    (39:17) - Are you seeing things loosen up in labor and supply chain?

    (40:36) - Thoughts on Property Management

    (41:36) - Is SFR on your radar?

    (43:36) - The Vegas Market

    (45:22) - How do you underwrite rent growth going forward?

    (46:45) - Jeff’s experience at the NMH Conference (National Multi-Housing Conference)

    (48:08) - More on Financing

    (49:11) - What amenities matter right now? What doesn’t matter anymore?

    (51:12) - Is there anything that countries outside of America do in regards of housing that we should adopt?

    Connect with Jeff:

    Jeff on LinkedIn

    MG Properties

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Podcasts


    RE #202: Richard Fertig - Founder of Stomp Capital - A World-Class Lesson in STR's and Why It Might Be The Best Risk/Reward in Real Estate Mar 15, 2022
    Show notes

    Richard Fertig, Founder of Stomp Capital, is an innovative Real Estate Developer focused primarily on the Short Term Rental market, creating branded experiences to delight raving fans with his signature “modern hospitality”. Richard shares his proven strategies that continue to bring him financial success with his 59,000+ YouTube followers and 45,000+ Facebook Group members subscribed to Short Term Rental University.

    This episode is a Masterclass on how to win BIG in STRs and why it might be the best trade in Real Estate. Richard shares a lesson on vacancy risk & underpriced zoning, how he selects a location and builds pricing power and how he built his worldview on risk/reward at Blackstone. Plus a wild story about Bernie Madoff. Enjoy!

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Subscribe to The Fort on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuJ32shRt8Od3MxMY-keTSQ

    Follow The Fort on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/TheFortPodcast

    Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com

    (02:41) - Richard’s career and his journey into STR’s

    (9:07) - Do you have a filter for what you’re going to look for when handed a pile of money and told to “go find value”?

    (12:29) - Firing Bernie Madoff

    (17:42) - What are some immediate red flags you key in on when raising capital?

    (19:18) - Why STR’s? (Short Term Rentals)

    AIRDNA

    (25:10) - Where are these lenders and capital providers?

    Host Financial

    SomeHotelGuy on Twitter

    (28:32) - Who fits into the customer category for the STR space?

    (32:03) - What predictions do you have for this space in a decade?

    (36:40) - Building Edgecamp Sporting Club in the Outer Banks

    (51:39) - What zoning matters and how do you get comfortable?

    (1:03:35) - What should the average STR owner be thinking about with ordinance?

    (1:05:35) - Mispriced Zoning in The Hamptons

    (1:09:15) - How are you managing your properties?

    (1:12:48) - Are you hiring 3rd party consultants when you’re cultivating the experience?

    (1:14:14) - How are people finding and booking your properties? How do you think about the risk from 3rd party booking agencies eating into your margins?

    (1:18:03) - What matters to you in a market when thinking about experiences?

    (1:22:54) - How are you structuring your deals?

    (1:24:33) - Are you building your own tech?

    (1:25:54) - How do you think about cash flow streams when your properties tend to be seasonal?

    (1:29:10) - Final Thoughts

    (1:31:57) - How can people find you?

    Twitter - @ImRichardFertig

    YouTube -STR University

    Facebook - STR University

    Stomp Capital

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Podcasts


    #201: Conrad Gibbins - Managing Director at Jefferies - Energy Investment Banking - Deep Dive Into Current Energy Markets Mar 10, 2022
    Show notes

    Conrad Gibbins is a Managing Director of Jefferies, LLC in the Energy Investment Banking Group. Conrad has 12 years of investment banking experience advising primarily upstream oil and gas companies on M&A and financing transactions. Conrad has advised on over $40 Bn in upstream oil and gas M&A transactions and $15 Bn in financings and he has worked on many significant transactions in the upstream oil and gas industry including more than 10 M&A transactions with values over $1 Bn.


    On this episode, Chris and Conrad discuss the world's reliance on fossil fuels, today and into the future and the current M&A and deal market in fossil fuels. They look into ESG and alternative energy opportunities. Conrad discusses how Russia / Ukraine is impacting the current environment and how the narrative around fossil fuels has changed since he started in 2009. Enjoy!

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Subscribe to The Fort on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuJ32shRt8Od3MxMY-keTSQ

    Follow The Fort on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/TheFortPodcast

    (02:17) - How has the Oil industry changed over the past 12 years?

    (8:18) - Why is capital fleeing the industry over the past several years?

    (14:50) - How undercapitalized is the industry right now?

    (19:27) - How much of the world is still in the process of getting onto fossil fuels and how much of the world is actually consuming 100 million barrels per day?

    (22:36) - M&A Activity in Oil and Gas Over the Past Year

    (26:52) - Is there positive momentum that capital is flowing back into the space?

    (31:21) - Thoughts on ESG

    (32:07) - Labor & Employment in Oilfield Services

    (33:54) - Is the money that’s redirected away from Oil and Gas and into renewables been worth it?

    (38:07) - Is there any bear case in the short term?

    (40:06) - Is there any technology you’re seeing that could disrupt oil usage?

    (42:18) - How is the Russia/Ukraine conflict impacting the world from an energy perspective?

    (45:04) - How much does the world depend on Russia for oil?

    (46:22) - Who’s the largest consumer of oil?

    (46:48) - Thoughts on Nuclear

    (50:39) - Are there any basins coming back online that have been hibernating?

    (57:20) - Crypto in the Energy World

    (59:33) - Conrad’s experience working with Aubrey McClendon

    (1:01:59) - Final Thoughts

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Podcasts


    #200: Chris Powers - 200th Episode - Observations About the World Today Mar 08, 2022
    Show notes

    On this milestone episode, Chris shares the story of how the podcast started and why it's been so impactful. Chris dives into why podcasting is a pure form of communication and why he supports Joe Rogan. He expresses his thoughts on de-platforming and canceling culture and Chris breaks down 50 things he's observed from 17 years in business.

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/

    Subscribe to The Fort on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuJ32shRt8Od3MxMY-keTSQ

    Follow The Fort on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/TheFortPodcast

    Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QzI1b1SD3Uo

    (01:30) - Welcome to Episode #200!

    (03:43) - How Chris and Producer Johnny Met

    (08:46) - The Early Days of the Podcast & Benefits From Doing the Show

    (13:01) - What Matters in Podcasting

    (15:50) - Sponsorship Opportunities

    Email for inquiries at thefortpodcast@gmail.com

    (16:41) - 50 Thoughts on Business

    Traction by Gino Wickman

    (49:52) - Thoughts on Cancel Culture

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Podcasts


    RE #199: Nick Huber - Co-Founder of Bolt Storage - 0-34 self-storage properties in 4 years, Cancel Culture, Remote Labor, Sweaty Startups! Mar 01, 2022
    Show notes

    Nick Huber, Co-Founder of Bolt Storage, is back on The FORT Podcast to discuss what Nick's learned after going from 0-34 self-storage properties, thoughts around cancel culture, why it exists, and how we might overcome it. On this episode, they also chat about how remote work is changing the workforce, Self Storage market updates, and why blue-collar labor (sweaty startups) offer some of the biggest opportunities in America. Enjoy!

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/

    Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ltkWLjbZLic

    Links:

    Nick on Twitter

    Nick’s first appearance on The Fort: Episode #73 on Spotify & Apple Podcasts

    Businesses that Nick loves!

    Topics:

    (03:03) - Nick’s Transformation Over the Past Few Years

    (11:10) - Tailwinds in Self-storage

    (15:12) - Storage Scenario: What’s your 30-day game plan after you buy a facility?

    (18:11) - Nick’s Weekly Check-Ins

    (19:06) - How do you source on-site vendors?

    (19:56) - Nick’s Tenant Base & Thoughts on RV & Outdoor Storage

    (22:28) - Have you had any major revelations during the last three years?

    (30:47) - Creating Competitors

    (41:05) - Is “community” the right way forward?

    (43:39) - Nick’s Experience Wiith Cancel Culture & the Twitter Mob

    (58:31) - The Ultimate Net Positive of Twitter

    (1:02:11) - Re-thinking Blue-collar Work

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Podcasts


    RE #198: Eric Weatherholtz - Partner at Healy Weatherholtz Properties - 'Simple little things compound into big things and everybody wins.' Feb 22, 2022
    Show notes

    Eric Weatherholtz, co-founder of Healey Weatherholtz Properties has worn many hats in his career from leasing agent, property manager, construction manager, financial analyst, framing laborer, electrician's apprentice, and investment manager. Healey Weatherholtz Properties owns and operates a real estate portfolio that includes retail, office, warehouse, residential, parking, and self-storage assets. They invest in private real estate occupiers including a variety of retailers and restaurateurs. As an investment sponsor, HWP has been involved in over 50 projects, all focused on "repairing" properties to better meet the needs of the surrounding community.

    On this episode, Chris and Eric discuss how to capitalize long-term deals and bring in the first tenants, why every little detail matters, and creating the "halo" effect. Consider this a masterclass in creating a world-class destination everyone wants to hang out at and several funny stories from a career in real estate!

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/

    Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/K6BY4pbdUuc

    (03:20) - How Eric Got into Real Estate and What He Does Within The Space

    (06:39) - How do you know you’ve found the right spot to start acquiring? What matters?

    (10:32) - When doing assemblages, do you care about competition coming in?

    (16:21) - Do you need the commercial first before it can attract residential or vice versa?

    (18:09) - How do you finance these projects?

    (25:02) - Are there times when you decide to pass on properties?

    (30:16) - How do you create the “magic” after buying the building?

    (40:24) - How are you structuring your leases?

    (42:30) - Sticking To Your Guns

    (45:45) - How do you manage these properties?

    (51:43) - Who stages and programs the hospitality portion of your properties?

    (54:45) - How do you justify the upfront TI for local tenants? Are you able to identify local businesses w/o a track record who’ll be successful?

    (58:08) - What do you say to people who think retail is dead?

    (1:02:24) - What’s your edge?

    (1:04:39) - Is this a scalable business model?

    (1:06:54) - Wild Stories From Eric’s Career

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Podcasts


    RE #197: John Marsh - Co-Founder of Marsh Collective - Finding Opportunity in the Broken & Undone Feb 15, 2022
    Show notes

    John Marsh is the Co-Founder of Marsh Collective and host of the Redemptification Podcast, serial entrepreneur, and consultant helping steward over $1b in redemptive real estate in 9 small towns around America. After spending the last 25 years giving guidance to over 60 startup businesses in various industries, John's current focus is helping others make generational differences in their communities and companies by helping patrons bridge the gap between redeeming vision and execution.

    On this episode, Chris and John discuss, how Marsh Collective rebuilt the entire city of Opelika, Alabama, buying old historic downtowns as an asset class and how to develop leadership and create flourishing businesses. John also discusses how he completely changed the trajectory of his life and marriage.

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/

    Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/xxZ7sbnK5iA

    Marsh Collective

    Redemptification Podcast

    (03:07) - Why do you see brokenness everywhere?

    (06:09) - What hanged in your life after contemplating suicide?

    (09:22) - Forgiveness is Suffering

    (12:01) - What kind of work do you do with the hard-charging entrepreneur in the perspective of their marriage?

    (15:58) - John’s Real Estate Career in Opelika, Alabama

    (28:15) - Building Businesses by Pivoting Into Commercial

    (36:02) - How do you know you’ve found the right leader?

    (42:29) - What drives an extraordinary experience?

    (48:36) - What would make a fantastic multi-family project?

    (54:37) - Do these tenants pay more and stay longer when you follow this model?

    (57:04) - Are you bullish on the migration to small towns?

    (1:00:19) - Small, Historic Towns as an Asset Class

    (1:04:42) - What needs to be in place from the investors for you to work together successfully?

    (1:10:55) - What does a contract structure look like when renovating an entire town?

    (1:14:22) - Wrap Up and Final Thoughts

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Peterson


    RE #196: Marc Gilbert - Managing Partner of Twin Oaks - Seeking Deep Value that most overlook. Feb 08, 2022
    Show notes

    Marc Gilbert, Managing Partner of Twin Oaks Group, owns and manages a diverse portfolio of property across Northern New Jersey, including multifamily, commercial, and industrial properties. Marc directed financing at New City Management, covered REITs and financials at ING and Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities at Fitch Ratings. Marc specializes in financing and structuring real estate syndicates.

    On this episode, Marc tells his story of joining the Israeli army and how those lessons shaped how he looks at life. They discuss why Marc buys properties with major environmental issues and the value he creates. Chris and Marc also chat about lessons learned from the 2008-2009 GFC and how Marc creates win/win situations.

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/

    Twin Oaks Group

    Marc on Twitter

    Marc on LinkedIn

    (02:30) - Marc’s Travels to Israel and How it Shaped His View of the World

    (06:41) - Marc’s Journey Into RE

    (09:05) - Bringing a Depression Era Mindset to Real Estate

    (11:46) - Marc’s Career Prior to Starting Twin Oaks

    (20:44) - Do you think the bank system learned anything from the ’08 crisis?

    (25:07) - Operating in the Northeastern New Jersey Market

    (28:59) - Why do you take one these gas station deals that 99% of people pass on?

    (36:24) - What’s the process of cleaning these sites that requires a 5-10 year timeframe?

    (40:13) - Do you raise capital to clean these sites or use your own capital?

    (44:47) - Is there any government or tax incentive to de-contaminate these properties?

    (46:25) - What are you looking for in multi deals and how do you find deeper value in them?

    (50:19) - Thoughts on Rent Control

    (52:31) - As a long-term holder, should a building be 100% leased?

    (56:13) - Providing Housing For Ex-Felons

    (1:01:31) - How do you deal so well with your local government?

    (1:09:43) - Why could it be smart to overpay for a 1031 exchange?

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Peterson


    RE #195: Nathan Lenahan - A story of working at WeWork until original IPO, His new HVAC roll-up strategy with game-changing tech component Feb 01, 2022
    Show notes

    Entrepreneur, Nathan Lenahan, has held many titles such as COO of Smart City Apartment Locating and VP & GM of Texas and the Mountain West Regions for WeWork. Nathan is currently working on a roll up of home service businesses beginning with HVAC. Before WeWork Nathan started a property management company that he grew quickly and eventually sold to a private equity-backed real estate company. Nathan also served proudly in the Army for nearly 14 years across active duty and national guard deploying for two years to Iraq.

    On this episode, Nathan gives incredible insight on working at WeWork from 2015 until IPO, why WeWork is a company that will matter moving forward, and what the army taught Nathan about leadership. They also discuss his new HVAC roll-up strategy and Nathan's tech idea behind it. Enjoy!

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/

    Follow Nathan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/n8lenahan

    Follow Nathan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanlenahan/

    Nathan's Business: Homework

    Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCweBL3jSB8

    (02:25) - Nathan’s Background and Career with WeWork

    (06:13) - Leadership Lessons Learned in the Military

    (09:31) - Nathan’s Property Management Business

    (11:24) - How was your business valued and how did the transaction happen?

    (13:28) - Nathan’s Experience at WeWork

    (19:04) - How do you build a culture in a hyper-growth company like WeWork where new people are coming aboard every day?

    (23:11) - How did you know where you should be opening locations and how quickly you needed to open?

    (26:50) - Was Softbank already involved when you joined and what happens when you get such a massive influx of capital?

    (33:55) - What does a great location look like for a co-working space?

    (37:23) - Did it matter at all how close you were to the next WeWork?

    (38:35) - Was there a goal for consistency in terms of the look and feel of each location?

    (39:40) - What did you learn about community building between tenants?

    (41:27) - Was there an inflection point with the circus around the media and the coming IPO where things felt ‘different’?

    (44:33) - What mattered most to the landlords you worked with?

    (48:29) - Was this a real estate company or a tech company?

    (49:54) - Thoughts on Adam Neumann

    (53:03) - The WeWork IPO

    (55:38) - How do you keep your team motivated when there’s so much noise about your company going on in the media?

    (57:59) - What’s the state of WeWork today?

    (1:00:10) - Nathan’s jump into sweat: HVAC Roll-ups

    (1:08:36) - Thoughts on the Blue-Collar Industry in Regards to Labor

    (1:14:00) - How are you building the tech side of your business?

    (1:16:13) - The Potential for Augmented Reality in the Trades

    (1:19:54) - How can people get in touch with you?

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Peterson


    RE #194: Chris Powers & Jason Baxter Talk Fort Capital's 2021 Year in Review Jan 25, 2022
    Show notes

    On this episode, Jason Baxter and Chris Powers take a look at the last year for Fort Capital and discuss how their team evolved and prepared for scale, Jason's transition to CEO, company highlights, and thoughts on their strategy, and why 2021 was a record year for Fort Capital.

    Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris

    Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com

    Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/

    Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/

    Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/OSDF2GK5two

    Lex Sisney's Organizational Physics

    (03:09) - Reflecting on Previous Reviews

    2018 Year in Review

    2019 Year in Review

    2020 Year in Review

    (05:28) - Transitioning Jason into CEO & Learning from Lex Sisney

    (11:36) - Jason’s Growth in 2021

    (15:53) - Leadership Communication and Structuring Executive Meetings

    Good 2 Great by Jim Collins

    (23:54) - Getting Deliberate With How Actions Impact Fort’s Flywheel

    (30:01) - Fort’s Purchases in 2021 & Improving the Acquisition Process

    (42:16) - 2022 Deal pipeline

    (46:57) - Identifying the Need for a Director of Leasing

    (51:51) - Aligning Incentives Across Departments

    (56:05) - The Importance of Bringing Fresh Eyes to Look at the Business

    (1:00:15) - COR’s Impact in 2021

    (1:14:03) - Thoughts on Growing Investor Pool

    (1:18:07) - Growing the Property Management Side of the Business

    (1:24:26) - Where We are Heading into 2022

    The Fort is produced by Johnny Peterson & Straight Up Podcasts


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