Mastodawn

A distressed property is a story with a bad chapter.
Your job isn't to just read the story. It's to rewrite the ending.
The value is in the edit.

#Turnaround #ValueAdd #DistressedProperty
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Metaciya Sep 24

"As-Is" doesn't mean "unfinanceable." It means "priced for the cost of cure."
The heir just sees a problem. You see a line item in a budget. Translate their emotion into your spreadsheet.

#EstateSales #ValueAdd #Mindset
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Metaciya Sep 16

Redevelopment is the ultimate chess move.
You're not just buying a building. You're buying the right to change the skyline.
The highest ROI is often in the forgotten parts of town.

#Redevelopment #CommercialRealEstate #ValueAdd
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Metaciya Sep 3

The most powerful word in real estate isn't "location." It's "density."
Finding an old warehouse zoned for 12 units that you can redevelop into 40? That's not a project. That's a wealth transfer.

#Redevelopment #ValueAdd #CommercialRealEstate
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Ross Mounce Nov 5, 2024

@serhii amusingly, I note that Scientometrics has failed to link to one of the cited publications (yours), which is also published in Scientometrics...(!)

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11192-024-05187-w

If SpringerNature can't even link to articles published in the very same journal, what can they do? #ValueAdd

Is Romania’s surge in MDPI publications a success story? A response to Nazarovets (2024) - Scientometrics

Nazarovets suggests that Romania’s research reforms have had a beneficial effect by pruning out lower-quality scientific output and encouraging the production of fewer but more impactful contributions. This response, however, contends that the shift from conference proceedings to MDPI journals reflects a positive development only under a limited definition of impact. From a broader perspective, the high concentration of Romanian articles in MDPI journals, the publisher's controversial practices, and their insular citation patterns raise concerns about the qualitative success of these reforms. Additionally, the financial incentives tied to publishing through article processing charges may prioritize volume over quality, potentially undermining the long-term integrity of Romania's scientific landscape.

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