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About Alex Pardo

I've been stuck too. Here's how I got out.

Self-storage owner, investor, coach, and host of the Storage Wins Podcast.

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From 750 house deals to starting over


Alex started in real estate in 2005 and built a wholesaling and flipping business in Miami, closing 750+ transactions over 15 years.

In 2020 he walked away from that profitable business to start over in self-storage — with no storage experience and without using his own money. He worked through the financial, operational, and identity challenges of that switch. Today he owns facilities in Florida and Mississippi totaling 100,000+ net rentable sq ft.

He built Storage Wins to give other people the shortcut he didn't have: clarity, relationships, and a room full of people actually doing deals.

Faith and family come first for Alex. He's a husband to Natalie and a dad to two daughters, and everything he builds supports that.

Note: This page is provenance, not a résumé. The walk-away is the asset — anyone can claim a win; almost nobody can credibly say they gave up the thing that was already working. Lead with the cost, not the trophy.

The path


Early career

Selected for GE's Financial Management Program.

2005

Started investing in real estate in Miami.

2005–2020

750+ transactions. Founded mastermind communities for entrepreneurs.

2020

Left houses for self-storage. No experience, none of his own money.

Today

[#] facilities in FL and MS. Founded Storage Wins. 760+ podcast episodes.

Don't take his word for it


Everything above is Alex describing Alex. These are the places you can check him independently.

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Note: This is the section the original wireframe was missing. Every claim on this site is currently Alex vouching for Alex, which triggers "according to who?" in a skeptical reader. Fill these slots with things a stranger can verify without trusting him: public podcast rankings, stage and media logos, county records on the facilities. Also worth doing off-site — get a Google Knowledge Panel for "Alex Pardo," because a face-led offer with no panel looks thin when someone Googles it.

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