I’d be happy to connect you with our Business Development Manager.

Granted i don't do huge multifamily, but from what I saw industrial and retail and ground up development was as competitive as ever.  

Hey everyone,I'm currently sourcing off-market land (10+ acres) in the Celina/Prosper corridor for a national homebuilder client.The feedback I'm getting from local landowners is that expectations are still stuck at 2024 prices, even though developers are looking for deals closer to $40k–$50k/acre.For those farming North DFW right now, are you seeing sellers start to come down to reality?

Not all background checks are the same, even if they look similar.A few things worth knowing:Data sources varyMany app based reports rely mostly on single national databases.Those can miss recent filings, local court records, or return bad matches.Look for a company that uses multiple databases for their searches.

Hi Ellenore, I'm a realtor and investor/developer here in LA, and I'd love to connect. 

Economically, look at what the cities are doing to bring in business and drive growth / development in the area.

It is getting a little late to leverage the Chula Vista bay front development.

Yes we do have the 3 units in commerce and are working on development for a small apartment.

Great idea - house hacking is definitely a positive direction to take and I've personally previewed a few really great house hacking opportunities in Los Angeles over the last couple of weeks.I'm a realtor in Los Angeles, but also an active investor/developer and so I would simply say that there are lots of ways to find capital for investment properties that don't involve your own property.

They do minor remodels all the way up to entire tract home developments, however, they will not touch it if you're messing with the foundation.