And yes, while the Bay Area has its challenges, there’s a reason people have lived there—and wanted to—for over 150 years.

The challenge is financing—construction loans have shorter terms and draw schedules.

However at the moment we’re currently based abroad, so we’re looking to connect with experienced, hands-on investors or operators in the U.S. who are actively involved in sourcing, rehabbing, and managing projects on the ground.Our goal for the next few years is to:Partner on a few deals to learn the full process from acquisition to resale.Contribute capital and add value wherever possible.Build long-term relationships with trustworthy, experienced partners before scaling our own operation.We’re serious about learning, transparent in our approach, and ready to collaborate with people who are equally professional and results-driven.If you’re open to discussing potential partnerships or mentorship arrangements, I’d love to connect.— Edon

Regarding the DFW market, specific numbers are challenging to pin down.

Challenges?

Happy to share more on how I approached that if you’d like to connect.

Challenges?

Challenges?

The main challenge is figuring out how to fund and structure both the dirt and the homes.First, try to buy the land itself with a conventional commercial or local bank loan — local lenders love small parks if you can show a plan to fill the spaces.

I’m in the lending sector myself, so feel free to connect if you ever want to talk through different funding ideas or approaches