Hello All,I am looking to connect with residential land developers and/or construction companies with multi-family (duplex) experience in the DFW area.

On Parcel B, I plan to develop the lot in the next few years with ~15k sqft for professional/office space.

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For instance, a home builder is not really going to be able to provide you much useful information if you are looking to acquire light industrial properties.The skills/connections needed to be a developer are different than those needed buy an existing hotel and turn it around.If you really need a basic knowledge I would recommend reading some books from Amazon. 

The demand is there and there is plenty of opportunity all across NWA and especially Bentonville.The growth there will continue with the development of the new home office and the revamping of the in-person work force, I think it could be a great idea.Happy to connect if you are looking for help!

If we build in 5-10 years the construction cost might be 500-600k but we would have gotten the land cheap compared to what we would have to pay when all of the lots are developed in the future.

The house is located in a very high-demand neighborhood and has great visibility.This is a completely new experience for me so please excuse my naivete, just want to be prepared and identify any potential blind spots I'm not thinking of.Thank you in advance for your feedback! 

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