@GoodGuyGuaranty i was really hoping this post was gonna spiral into conspiracy theory territory ("no calls for investigations"). was really excited for a second
@JeremyGlantz those of us in a position to decide where to do work emails and chose the dumpster fire that is outlook over gmail...
today's debacle is a chance to finally correct this error of judgement.
but we probably still won't.
i THINK this crazy/old-fashioned idea is actually working. huge props to the 60-year old women who manage this one and suggested this tactic.
for anyone curious, the facility is within a mile or so of lots of new homes, which is obviously good, but it's not right in the middle of all of them. but the BILLBOARDS are.
this guy's profile is like a peek into a bygone golden era of Atlanta real estate. half the companies mentioned below have changed names. 191 peachtree is probably no longer considered "prestigious" like it was (except by people like me).
imagine having the attention to detail to punch into linkedin the exact months you started at/left a job in the 80s. calling this guy soon about a building.
@SacksRealEstate everyone here is asking the wrong question. the real question is: who is this wild man syndicator who's so compelling that people who don't have money are scrambling to take out loans to invest with him??
@LynnKehler must have been electric. working for Hines on big deals in close proximity to Gerald Hines in the 80s. i guarantee it is not as fun these days.