Wayne Courreges III (managing principal of Cria Partners) explains how his Marine Corps background and veteran-led values—discipline, attention to detail, strategic planning, integrity, and service—shape the firm's approach to commercial real estate investing, project management, and investor/tenant relations. He emphasizes duty to deliver, mission-style planning, and invites viewers to a free Passive Investor coaching program at passiveinvestorcoaching.com.
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Foreign. Does a Marine Corps background make a difference in real estate investing? Hi, I'm Wayne Courage iii, managing principal of Cria Partners. As a Marine veteran, I can say the values and discipline instilled in me through service very much influence how I run Cria Partners. Attention to detail, strategic planning, integrity and a never quit attitude. These are traits drilled into you in the military, and they are power priceless in the world of investing. When challenges arise in a project, we tackle them head on and adapt quickly rather than panic. We plan thoroughly before taking action. Think of it as our version of a mission brief and service to others. A fundamental in the military is core to how we treat investors and tenants alike. Being veteran led also means we have a strong sense of duty to deliver on our commitments. You'll see that in how we communicate and how we handle your capital. It's not just business, it's personal duty. If you value discipline, reliability and service, you'll be in good company with us. Join our free Passive Investor coaching program@ passiveinvestorcoaching.com and partner with a team that brings a unique, principled approach to investing.