Georgia

Troy Reynolds is a Multifamily Advisor with NAI G2 Commercial Real Estate. Troy focuses on the firm’s multifamily investment brokerage activities with an emphasis on primary markets in Georgia. Troy began his career in real estate in 2009 with Holliday Realtors, where he focused his efforts on developing long-lasting relationships with investors. In 2015, Troy shifted his focus to working strictly with buyers and sellers of multifamily assets. Troy and his dedicated deal team have closed more than over $60 Million in the last three years by identifying desirable multifamily assets. Troy has built a client list that spans the nation. This extensive network of contacts was cultivated by assisting them in the growth of their multifamily portfolios and personal wealth and maintained due to Troy’s commitment to integrity and treating people honestly at all times.

Q: How long have you been in CRE?

A: 4.5 yrs

Q: What is your role at G2?

A:Multifamily Advisor

Q: What’s your favorite thing about Columbus?

A: I enjoy the downtown part

Q: Where is the first place you want to go when we get out of COVID-19?

A: I don’t care, just somewhere we don’t cook or clean.

Q: What main piece of advice would you give your clients in the market?

A: Keep a positive outlook, and look for ways to make relationships.

Q: Anything else you want to share about yourself? Fun facts? Interesting Trivia?

A: I am a career firefighter in Harris County. I love spending time with my family outside on our land. 

Q: How long have you been in CRE?

A: I believe about 7 years. I was the marketing director for a residential team, but becoming an admin for G2 while working on my license.

Q: What is your role at G2?

A: I am the sales & leasing specialist for flex warehouse spaces, but have recently begun shifting to investment opportunities for clients.

Q: What’s your favorite thing about Columbus?

A: My favorite thing about Columbus is that it’s home. I was born and raised here – my family has lived here for generations. I have loved to see it grow and change

Q: Where is the first place you want to go when we get out of COVID-19?

A: Head downtown, meet a bunch of friends and make our way around all of the awesome small businesses & bars – Nonic, The Loft, Saltcellar, 11th and Bay

Q: What main piece of advice would you give your clients in the market?

A: Everybody is in this together – you are hurting, tenants are hurting, landlords are hurting. We are all trying our best to figure this out.

Q: Anything else you want to share about yourself? Fun facts? Interesting Trivia?

A: I love listening to music – from blues and rock to folk and old school country. I graduated from Mercer in 2011 with a degree in Business Administration. I love visiting craft breweries. I am a die-hard Auburn fan and can’t wait for college football to be back.

Q: How long have you been in CRE?

A: 18-years including land planning, development, commercial sales & leasing

Q: What is your role at G2?

A: Director and Managing Member

Q: What’s your favorite thing about Columbus?

A: “We Do Amazing” is the City’s slogan, and the revitalization of Uptown into a thriving tourist destination is “Amazing” and, therefore, my favorite thing about Columbus.

Q: Where is the first place you want to go when we get out of COVID-19?

A: Back to the office! My wife is an essential medical professional, and therefore, I’m in charge of homeschooling the kids until the end of May.

Q: What main piece of advice would you give your clients in the market?

A: If you are having a difficult time paying your mortgage or rent, there are many ways to assist you in this turbulent time. Honor your commitments and seek consultation from your Real Estate Broker, Banker, Attorney, and CPA before missing any payments. We are here to help.

Q: Anything else you want to share about yourself? Fun facts? Interesting Trivia?

A: Most people don’t know that I’m artistic. I was an art major for two years in college, and now I channel my creativity towards coming up with innovative ideas to help my clients.