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Sean York
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Developing and Investing in Tomball, Spring & The Woodlands TX

Sean York
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
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Greetings fellow BP members.  I, like most others on BP am looking for future partnerships with fellow investors, realtors, lenders, contractors etc.  Recently laid off in the multifamily development sector and am looking to chart my next chapter through small niche development and RE investment.  I've been looking into the concept of developing pocket (cottage home) neighborhoods and/or duplex, quadplex or townhomes on suburban infill sites.  The concept has been successful in other parts of the country,  but there doesn't seem to be anything like it here.  Will be looking for partners and investors when the timing is right to develop after we begin to re-build the economy post COVID-19.  Also looking at potentially investing in small multifamily and currently working to fill my network and team.  Any other investors/developers here in Tomball, Spring, The Woodlands or Houston proper and surrounds that would be interested in connecting?  

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    Andrew Taylor
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    Andrew Taylor
    • Contractor
    • Magnolia, TX
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    Those houses in Bentonville are nice, but they're going to be stupid-expensive to build. I could be wrong, but I don't think there's a huge market for $300-a-foot homes in the 1,200sf range.

    There's plenty of ways to build those houses with added energy efficiency, flood-damage resistance (i.e. assemblies that dry to the exterior), and appealing styling without having to use ICF's, metal studs and SIP's.

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