Cheyenne property, read from East 19th Street

Yes, anywhere in Laramie County, including Pine Bluffs, Burns and the rural parcels between them. The fixed fee covers the drive and the time on site. Outside the county, travel is billed at cost and quoted in writing before you sign, so nothing is added to the invoice after the fact.

Yes. The office is at 1607 East 19th Street, Cheyenne, open Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain. Most scoping calls happen by phone or video, but owners in town are welcome to sit down with the lead advisor over the documents. Book a time first so the right person is there.

It can. Government and agency leases sometimes carry clauses private leases do not, such as an exit if funding is not appropriated. The abstract flags those clauses with the section and page, and the valuation prices the income with that risk stated, rather than treating a public tenant as automatically safe.

From the evidence around it. We benchmark market rent from comparable flex and industrial space, check what it would cost to build new, and weigh the few sales that exist. The memo shows each approach and how much weight it carries, which matters on the south side and at Swan Ranch, where many buildings are recent.