In this episode, Mike Marshall joins us for an insightful discussion on land use, planning, and zoning. He also shares a mind-boggling story about a girl who brought her McRib shenanigans to an official land development hearing. So, if you're into real estate, land, and crazy stories, you won't want to miss this!
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About Mike Marshall
With more than 20 years of experience in land use and development, Mike has been the brains behind an array of forced appreciation projects, ranging from 1,200 lot subdivisions to medical office buildings to commercial changes of use and rezoning projects.
He's also been instrumental in creating new zoning code language and future land use plans affecting future development. Mike lives in North Texas with his wife, three kids, a dog, and a white picket fence. It's a life he fully cherishes.
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