My focus is on land development, multifamily properties, and build-to-rent communities.

They are very dialed in, raising capital per community, and then cash out refinancing and returning capital.We had considered this model for a portion of a development we are working on, but zoning only allows 20% of the site to be attached doubles and I don't know if I want to try to convince them otherwise. 

@Chris Seveney I know several infill developers here in Austin that also had to hand the keys back to the bank.

I’m a developer/investor and live in Paulding County.  

The regional economic development team, ColumbusOne, does an excellent job in promoting growth and progress in our area (you can learn more at their website: https://columbusregion.com/about-us/what-we-do/regional-econ...). 

As a land development engineer my goal is to leverage my expertise by handling the plans and permitting for raw land development.

Purchase price: $1,000,000 Build & Hold Multi-Family/ I built out the development in order to keep a building What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I’m moving to Austin soon and want to start plugging into the local real estate community.I currently own 3 short-term rentals and also co-host some properties for others, but I’m looking to expand my personal portfolio and eventually get into commercial and development projects within the hospitality niche. 

Someone I know has been tasked with managing multiple properties that have not been well maintained as their father passes away in hospice. 

Also, they overstretched during the pandemic boom  with developments that took too long to get completed.