We need a real developer to take over.

Hi everyone, I’m Alex—a small‑landlord‑turned‑developer with a passion for simplifying property management through technology.

My long-term goal is to become a real estate developer, and I’m currently looking to get hands-on exposure.I’d really like to shadow a local developer, general contractor, or home builder — just to be on-site, learn the process, and understand how things operate in the real world.

Look up lenders, agents, small developers even.

Eventually, Class A property values increased to the point that even increasing rents didn't allow them to cashflow upon purchase.So, the flood of new investors switched to buying Class B properties.

There are hundreds of developers/builders in the greater Philadelphia area who can take down a 5-parcel assemblage in Fishtown.

-based partner (EAD or Green Card holder) handling day-to-day operations or listed as managing member in the LLCWhere We Stand:Budget: We have $100K in cash availableExploring whether to build, renovate an existing property, or use modular/tiny home containers on commercial landActively researching commercial properties and land in North AustinOpen to buying, leasing, or ground-up development — whichever is best suited to our legal and financial positionLooking for Help With:Business + ownership structure: How can we legally structure this as passive TN visa holders, while using a U.S.

Considering selling land to a developer with a seller carryback. 

I am local and am a managing broker in a real estate firm and also partnered with a connection from BP in a residential development company. 

The strategy is similar to a fix-and-flip, but instead of rehabbing a house, the plan is to develop a piece of land and place a brand-new manufactured home on it for resale.I’m a licensed real estate agent and a manufactured home dealer here in Georgia.