All Forum Posts by: Raquel Barela

Thanks Lynn Currie and Bryan Hancock.

On an SF3 lot, can one or both of the homes/structures be sold off separately without either subdividing or applying a condo regime? I was thinking no. Subdividing is not an option as the lot is too narrow and I was thinking that the condo regime was the only way to enable selling each property separately. This is new to me so I might be way off here.

Karen Margrave in Austin I use the GIS map viewer provided by the city of Austin: http://www.austintexas.gov/GIS/DowntownWebMap/Viewer.aspx

It provides zoning and other helpful information and is free. I'm not sure if it is a unique service provided by our city or if other cities offer this as well.

Thanks Champak Shah!

Bryan Hancock thanks for taking the time to visit with me and thanks for the referral. I've looked Adam up and have found his contact info online. Thanks again!

Has anyone in the Austin area had experience/success in applying a condo regime to a lot zoned SF3? The lot presently has an 800sqft house on 0.29acres. The goal is to build a 2nd home on the lot, apply a condo regime to the lot, sell the 2nd home and keep the 1st home as a rental.

Thanks!

Brandon Turner very nice!

Looking forward to the app Joshua Dorkin! Presently the @mentions don't work on a mobile device (iPad, iphone, etc...) and I have to wait to make it to a laptop if I want to use the @mention.

Welcome Omar Rivera! Sounds like you're off to a great start with your investments. The Austin BP members are a great group that keeps growing!

Welcome Becky Strassner to BP. The Austin group is having another meetup on March 2. Hopefully you can join. Bryan Hancock will be providing additional details as they become available. I suggest you setup a keyword search for "Austin" so you can see any Austin related discussions (including the details for the meetup). Enjoy!

Cody Croslow I completely agree! I love BP and the community on BP. I've already met with other BP members in Austin that I would have never met without BP.

Kudos to Joshua Dorkin and Brandon Turner!

Karen M. I do invest in commercial (Austin) property. By commercial I mean light office (the zoning definition) and I presently own commercial property. I will continue to invest in commercial property given the right deal/location.