Robert Lansburgh Application PackageLansburgh Robert CNAME:
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90 Alton road th4 Miami BeachHOME ADDRESS:
Apt No.Home No./Street City
FL 33139
State Zip Code
7863446611 3056515354PHONE:
Home Work
rclmanagement@yahoo.com
Email Address
Miami
Street
20340 ne 15th ct
City
FL
State
33179
Zip Code
Address:
Position:Business Name:Real estate
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requirement shall be fulfilled in the following ways: a) an individual shall have been a resident of the city for a minimum of six
months; or b) an individual shall demonstrate ownership/interest for a minimum of six months in a business established in the city.
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25 years of business experience.
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I Robert Lansburgh agreed to the following terms on 12/18/2017 9:41:41 PM
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Business Resume
1. Jacksonville self-storage: Purchased in June 2013, this 54,000 square foot facility was
expanded to over 98,000 feet, the facility is currently 85% occupied and is ready to be
refinanced allowing our investors to be repaid. We anticipate returning our investors capital
approximately 3 years from the date of acquisition.
2. North Loop self-storage: We purchased this 70,000 square foot facility from a lender and
leased it from 6% to 90% in 2 years. We purchased in November 2011 and refinanced the asset
in November 2014 allowing a full repayment of our investors plus an additional 500k in loan
proceeds.
3. 1575 Ives Dairy: Peter and Robert purchased a single free standing building, renovated and
leased to a day care tenant.
4. Fort Lauderdale self-storage: This was a ground up build of a 117k square foot 7 story building
in east Fort Lauderdale. Conceived in 2005 this development went thru the hardships of the
great recession. After an additional 20% investor contribution the property did lease up and
was sold to Public storage in June 2011. This project was the most challenging as we were
faced with issues concerning construction and the overall economic weight of the recession.
Despite these issues most of the investor capital was repaid which for development deals during
this period was superior in performance to the market.
5. Pembroke Pines self-storage: Constructed in 2004, this was a ground up build of 100,000
square feet of storage and is currently owned by Robert and partners. The project has
maintained consistent occupancy of 93% and has seen consistent growth of its revenues and
value since built.
6. Ives Dairy self-storage: This property is currently owned by Robert Lansburgh and his partners
and is currently 90% occupied. The property was purchased in 2000 and was 46% occupied at
closing and in disrepair. We invested into the property and were able to refinance and pull our
equity out after 3 years of ownership.
7. Aventura self-storage: Built from the ground up this 80,000 square foot facility was built in
1997, opened in 1998, refinanced in 2000, and sold to Public storage in 2011. The property
netted a substantial profit to the partners.