A $60 Million Lawsuit and a Crash Course on Construction with Andrew Brewer, Ep. 555

Andrew Brewer, founder of IronGall Investments, brings a wealth of real estate experience. As a seasoned stationary engineer, he transformed underperforming commercial assets, resulting in improved operations and resident experiences. Additionally, Andrew’s expertise in construction defect litigation led to successful pursuits exceeding $60 million in judgements.

Since 2017, under Andrew’s guidance, IronGall Investments has sponsored and developed diverse residential communities valued at over $160 million. His project evaluation approach and academic accolades from UCLA underline his commitment to excellence. His published thesis on “The Evolution Of Courtly Love” by the National History Honors Society attests to his scholarly achievements.

In this episode, we talked to Andrew about his transition to launching his own company, key aspects of development timelines, the different projects he got involved with, and much more.

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Development Insights;

02:17 Andrew’s background and the $60 million lawsuit;

09:38 The transition and launching his own company;

19:46 Different asset types Andrew has developed;

22:35 The development timeline;

30:08 Round of Insights

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Round of Insights

Apparent Failure: A development project where the local government approved plans needed to be re-evaluated.

Digital Resource: BiggerPockets.

Most Recommended Book: Never Split the Difference.

Daily Habit: Exercising, and keeping a to-do list.

#1 Insight for construction management: Making sure how long it’s going to take to get the necessary materials.

Best Place to Grab a Bite: Sushi Zoa.

Contact Andrew:

https://www.irongallinvestments.com/ 

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