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Welcome to the Self-Storage University Podcast, where you will learn the correct way to identify, evaluate, negotiate, perform due diligence on, renegotiate, finance, turn-around and operate self-storage facilities. And your host is a partner in one of the largest real estate portfolios in the U.S. with nearly $1 billion of holdings, Frank Rolfe.
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Welcome to the Commercial Real Estate Mastery podcast, where you'll learn the correct way to identify, negotiate, perform due diligence on, renegotiate, finance, turn around and operate real estate in today's market -- a market in which volatility creates opportunity, and sound principles defeat fads and bubbles. And your host is a 25-year commercial real estate veteran and co-owner of over $1 billion in real estate assets, Frank Rolfe.
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Welcome to "Master's in Real Estate," your guide for navigating the world of real estate private equity, real estate investing, and essential business insights. Join industry experts and seasoned investors as they unravel the complexities of real estate, offering actionable advice and expert interviews that get into the nuts and bolts of the processes of operating real estate at the highest level. Subscribe today and start your journey to real estate mastery.
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The Next Deal Podcast

Justin Dossey and Vince Hall

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Justin Dossey and Vince Hall discuss real estate, personal development, family and fun on The Next Deal Podcast! If you've done 100 deals or 2, follow along to learn tips and strategies to find The Next Deal!
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Almost all real estate deals revolve around debt. Not that we’re a nation of debtors – it’s simply the fact that leverage is what gives real estate superior returns to other investment options. And since debt is so important, a key to successful real estate investing often revolves around the way the financing is structured. In this Create Real Est…
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Henry Ford once said “nothing is particularly hard if you divide it up into small jobs”. That simple theory allowed him to create the American automobile industry via the invention of the assembly line. But you can also apply this concept to investing in real estate. We’re going to discuss the small steps of choosing the right niche, learning how i…
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Bobby Unser won the Indy 500 three times and his favorite quote was “success is where preparation and opportunity meet” – and that’s 100% true with real estate investing just as it was with auto racing in the 1970s. All key is to figure out what the opportunity will be going forward, and then properly prepare to harness that information. America ha…
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How can a recent college graduate get into real estate from his coffee table and build it into a giant business? And then after selling out to a public company start from scratch and do it again? In this episode we’re going to discuss how you can get into real estate with no capital and no experience, and how that’s done every day by average people…
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Webster’s defines “creativity” as “the use of the imagination or original ideas”. And success in real estate today demands some use of creativity to get an advantage over the competition. So how do you make deals using “original ideas”? These can include a fresh approach on an old industry like AirBNB, or using an unusual structure like seller fina…
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John Jacob Astor was America’s first real estate millionaire – and that was back in 1800. But much of what fueled Astor’s success still holds true today, and that’s the powerful combination of factors that makes real estate capable of creating huge returns. From leverage to security to the simplicity of the business model, real estate has been one …
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If you are trying to expand your self-storage portfolio, but have run into a wall called available capital, you may have looked into the Reg. D 506 structure under the JOBS Act. But a proposed change to this opportunity may yield even greater potential. In this Self-Storage University podcast we’re going to review the pending change and what the im…
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While copper and soybeans are some of the best-known commodities to trade, self-storage facility owners are also dependent on commodity pricing of their units. And there are certain winners and losers in this trading environment. In this Self-Storage University podcast we’re going to review the future of the storage commodity and pick the winners a…
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Many of the self-storage deals out there are wholly unappealing. So what does it take to make a storage facility acquisition compelling? In this Self-Storage University podcast we’re going to explore the metrics behind evaluating a property and come to some conclusions on what should make you interested as well as what should make you run away.…
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Summary In this episode, I interview the sweatiest guy I know, Nick Huber, who shares his entrepreneurial journey from starting a moving company to building a successful self-storage business and exploring industrial real estate. We discuss the importance of social media in networking, the strategies behind choosing self-storage as a focus, and the…
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Summary In this conversation, Evan shares his journey into affordable housing development, detailing how he transitioned from a pre-med student to a successful developer. He discusses the founding of Holladay Ventures, the challenges and strategies involved in navigating the LIHTC process, and the importance of partnerships with nonprofits. Evan em…
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Summary In this conversation, we talk about the complexities of the loan business, exploring the journey of becoming a loan broker, the nuances of construction loans, and the current challenges in the market. We discuss the importance of relationships in lending, the role of debt funds and credit unions, and provide insights into the future outlook…
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U-Haul has historically been a great source of information on population movement. On a regular basis they publish the results of “one-way” rentals that give insight into both where Americans are going but also where they’re leaving. In this Self-Storage University podcast we’re going to explore the meaning behind the latest numbers.…
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A contract is a legal agreement that is signed by both parties – and sometimes you have to alter that basic agreement to get one or both parties to execute it. But how far can you go in modifying these documents? In this Self-Storage University podcast we’re going to review what’s acceptable and not, as well as what the ramifications are as you edi…
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Webster’s Dictionary defines a “trap” as “a situation in which people lie in wait to make a surprise attack”. We’re all familiar with doing this to mice using a spring and a piece of cheese. But some self-storage owners use this same principle when selling their storage property. In this Self-Storage University podcast we’re going to discuss the co…
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It's my pleasure to have Colin Wright, Cole West, on the podcast today. When asked about why he decided to join today, he said there are too many lessons from his father, Gary Wright. We discussed the life and legacy of Gary, and what Colin has learned from his career of 250+ projects and 5,000 lots delivered. https://colewest.com/ Gary's story in …
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Every self-storage facility seller has two basic traits that guide their decision-making: 1) emotional and 2) rational. How you appeal to and guide these factors can be a key ingredient to forging a successful deal. In this Self-Storage University podcast we’re going to drill down on how to use these attributes to your benefit.…
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In this conversation, Tanner Webster and Michael King discuss key market observations and investment strategies heading into 2025, focusing on the economy, real estate trends, and the importance of understanding market fundamentals. He emphasizes the significance of investing in markets with strong long-term fundamentals, the divergence between new…
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There are too many people extolling the virtues of self-storage investing that have a stake in convincing you of false narratives. They will claim that demand is growing when, in actuality, occupancy in plunging. They will tell you that a market is "hot" when, in reality, it's a buyer's market. In this Self-Storage University podcast we're going to…
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There is a lot of pain and suffering among self-storage owners that paid too much for their facility, didn't operate it effectively, bought in the wrong location, or have been obliterated by competition. These type of situations often lead to mortgage default. So you do you buy self-storage properties in default? In this Self-Storage University pod…
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Lauren Rothlisberger is a beast. Starting with VA loans for single family homes and parlaying that into a portfolio of self storage and light industrial. After looking at her P&L statement, she noticed a big line item of roll off dumpsters, so of course she started her own business of 3rd party dumpster services. To learn more about investing with …
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In this conversation, Jim Balderson shares his unique journey from being a college basketball player to becoming a successful real estate developer. He discusses his experiences in commercial real estate, the transition to development, and the intricacies of the medical office market. Jim also provides insights into the current state of the office …
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In this conversation, Christian Michaelson and I talk about Civil Engineering for dummies (me.) He discusses the complexities of site development, including risk management, title reports, and easements. Christian emphasizes the importance of thorough site investigations and building strong relationships within the engineering community. He also ex…
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There is $2 trillion of commercial real estate mortgage debt coming due over the next two years. Given the low values and occupancy of much of these holdings, it’s assumed there will be a “commercial mortgage apocalypse” as a result. In this Self-Storage University podcast we’re going to review this event and where it currently stands.…
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In this conversation, I talk to Dustin Holt and Bryce Baker to discuss their backgrounds in real estate, the evolution of their company DB Urban, and the intricacies of the development process. They discuss the full cycle of raising capital, entitlement processes, the strategies they employed to succeed in the competitive Utah Apartment real market…
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I sat down to discuss the world of condos and HOAs with Tyler LaMarr and Sara McConkie. We discussed various aspects of commercial real estate, focusing on condo development, budgeting, risk management, insurance considerations, and HOA structures. We also touched on condo conversions and the legislative landscape affecting condo development in Uta…
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Understanding The "Crocodile Defense" Maybe it’s a slip-and-fall claim or someone who make the false assertion that you sold their unit for non-payment in contradiction to the law. Regardless of the problem, a smart move is to adopt the "crocodile defense". In this Self-Storage University podcast we’re going to review what this means and how you ca…
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Jeff Grasso discusses his career beginning with Silverstein Companies, opening their Poland office, then China, and as head of acquisitions across the entire company. Jeff then packed his bags to Salt Lake City, quickly acquiring nearly $100,000,000 of office within his first 12 months, and has rapidly expanded into a variety of asset classes inclu…
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My conversation with explores the history of the Corliss family business, tracing its origins from a small gravel operation to a significant player in the sand and gravel industry. Tanner Webster shares insights into the generational transitions within the business, the challenges faced in the gravel industry, and the emotional complexities surroun…
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Welcome to our latest podcast episode where we dive deep into the world of real estate investing with industry expert Brian! 🎙️ Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable insights that you won't want to miss. In this episode, we discuss: - The fundamentals of real estate syndication and how it work…
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In this enlightening episode, Justin and Vince sit down with financial expert David to explore the transformative principles of the "Profit First" system. Discover how to not only make money but also keep more of it! Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this conversation is packed with actionable insights that can help you t…
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Everyone likes to talk about giant storage deals because they associate size with “sexiness”. However, the truth is that many of those big deals are total failures and there’s nothing attractive about losing money. Instead, for many investors in self-storage, smaller deals offer greater safety and financial returns. In this Self-Storage University …
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Eli Mills' journey from real estate broker to strategic investment expert. In this episode, the former executive reveals his transition to Chief Investment Officer and his focus on long-term value creation. Mills shares valuable insights on investment committee dynamics, raising LP equity, and the critical factors influencing property decisions in …
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