Casey Godwin's guest appearances

Casey Godwin

Everything Coworking

Real Estate with Matt & Jen - It's Gunna Be Great!

Emily Jamieson

Tim O'Brien

Jason Anderson

Ben Wright

John Lynch

David Brown

Jason Friedman

Jamie Hodari

Wayne Berger

Antony Slumbers

Alex Hughes

Braden Drake

Avison Young

Jacob Bates

Mark Gilbreath

OwlTail

Casey Godwin is a mortgage loan officer with Zillow Home Loans. We talk about types of home loans, whether or not we should skip the home inspection in today's market, and if there is going to be another housing crash like in 2008. Featuring HomeTeam4u's newest team member Anthony Pelke.

Casey Godwin is a mortgage loan officer with Zillow Home Loans. We talk about types of home loans, whether or not we should skip the home inspection in today's market, and if there is going to be another housing crash like in 2008. Featuring HomeTeam4u's newest team member Anthony Pelke.

#30 - Zillow Home Loans w/ Casey Godwin (feat. Anthony Pelke)

In this episode, Casey and I discuss: - Current market trends such as health and safety protocols, virtual tours, digital memberships. - Landlords  are quickly becoming more entrepreneurial in their approach to creative deal structures such as management agreements and hybrid leases. Some landlords are willing to assume more risk and provide more TI for a long-term commitment. - Current opportunities: Second generation and “dark” space coming back to market - some with great build-outs, good deal terms, FFE included. Etc. - Landlords are refinancing and looking to re-fill space with more TI and support for a coworking tenant. - Potential pitfalls: Cash is King - lending markets are tight, and timing an opening to take advantage of 2021 demand. Link to show notes here.

In this episode, Casey and I discuss: - Current market trends such as health and safety protocols, virtual tours, digital memberships. - Landlords  are quickly becoming more entrepreneurial in their approach to creative deal structures such as management agreements and hybrid leases. Some landlords are willing to assume more risk and provide more TI for a long-term commitment. - Current opportunities: Second generation and “dark” space coming back to market - some with great build-outs, good deal terms, FFE included. Etc. - Landlords are refinancing and looking to re-fill space with more TI and support for a coworking tenant. - Potential pitfalls: Cash is King - lending markets are tight, and timing an opening to take advantage of 2021 demand. <a href="https://www.everythingcoworking.com/episodes/162" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Link to show notes here.</a>

162. Casey Godwin on the Outlook of the Commercial Real Estate Market for Coworking Space Operators

Casey Godwin gives us a detailed walkthrough through the elements of a proposal for a commercial office space and his advice on watch-out points. We talk about: - The process of creating a proposal before going into lease      negotiations. - The elements included in the proposal - The things the landlord will care a lot about and the things that you (the lessee) should care a lot about - Casey’s recommended watch-outs based on his experience - Common area factor, lease commencement date, abated rent, exclusive use, triple net vs. full service lease, signage, parking, security deposits and more. For the full show notes of this episode, click here.

Casey Godwin gives us a detailed walkthrough through the elements of a proposal for a commercial office space and his advice on watch-out points. We talk about: - The process of creating a proposal before going into lease      negotiations. - The elements included in the proposal - The things the landlord will care a lot about and the things that you (the lessee) should care a lot about - Casey’s recommended watch-outs based on his experience - Common area factor, lease commencement date, abated rent, exclusive use, triple net vs. full service lease, signage, parking, security deposits and more. For the full show notes of this episode, <a href="http://www.everythingcoworking.com/episodes/130" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">click here.</a>