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Getting to Hell Yes! LinkedIn Live with Keith Loranger

Getting to Hell Yes! LinkedIn Live with Keith Loranger


Season 2 Episode 12


🎙️ Podcast Teaser for Getting to Hell Yes Featuring Keith Loranger

🚀 Episode Overview: In this episode, we sit down with Keith Loranger, Principal at Nautare, to discuss how quality assurance and risk mitigation can save millions in real estate development, the challenges of managing large-scale projects, and why understanding an owner's objectives is key to success.

🔑 Key Takeaways

  1. 🏗️ Quality Assurance is More Than a Checklist Keith shares how real estate developers often accept project contingencies as unavoidable, but early-stage audits and risk mitigation strategies can drastically reduce unexpected costs.
  2. 💰 The Hidden Costs of Poor Planning Many projects overspend on change orders due to rushed timelines and misaligned priorities. Keith explains how a structured quality control process can cut costs while keeping projects on track.
  3. 🎯 Know Your Client’s Endgame Whether a developer is building to hold or sell, or a company is constructing a corporate campus, understanding the financial and operational objectives of a project is the key to making better decisions.

🔥 Keith’s Tip for Getting to Hell Yes with a Buyer

💡 “Before you pitch a solution, understand how your client plans to make money. Are they holding, selling, or operating? Align your value proposition with their long-term financial and operational goals.”

🎧 Listen Now ✨ Don’t miss this insightful episode for developers, real estate investors, and construction professionals looking to de-risk projects, save money, and improve execution. 📱 Available on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!

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#GettingToHellYes #PodcastLife #RealEstateDevelopment #ConstructionManagement #QualityAssurance #RiskMitigation #ProjectManagement #CostSavings #UrbanDevelopment #RealEstateInvesting


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