Development comes after years of experience and market understanding.

In a previous life, I developed midstream energy assets. 

I would one day like to become a developer myself and found myself along this path.

Stability vs upside:Pilsen will likely continue to appreciate faster, proximity to downtown, 18th Street development, and strong rental demand, but that comes with volatility: higher taxes, ongoing gentrification debates, and limited long-term rental affordability.Avondale, on the other hand, is more stable, solid tenant base, steady growth, and most properties there have already been hit with their reassessments.

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Open to all those wanting to learn more about investing in Buy/holds, ADU, STR, LTR, SFR, MFR, Land, Development, Joint Ventures.

Lots of moving parts and very few comps on the market for this scenario.Does anyone out there have experience with this type of development?

So if a builder/developer "desperately needs to get rid of inventory at a discount", they are doing something seriously wrong.I'm a couple of hours away in St Pete/Tampa Bay, and I'm not familiar with the Orlando real estate market, but we certainly don't a glut of new homes being sold off by desperate builders in this part of Central Florida.

My immediate why is to generate income to help fund the development of an Airbnb property in Mexico and personal home expansion.

The short(ish) answer is: I am not just interested in a path as a developer primarily to make money.