I will go with the above statements I'm sure are data based and my view is not. 

Work on developing your technical skillsets and job. 

a big part of development is being able to work through the inevitable problems. 

The biggest hurdle I see with arbitrage is developing a pitch to use when approaching landlords, which you can probably do with a little research on BP and ChatGPT.

Also, Columbus has strong fundamentals: diverse job market, major developments (Intel, Amazon, Google, etc.), population growth, and a good mix of neighborhoods across A–C classes.For #4 — The unicorn market you're looking for does exist in parts, but it’s about compromise.

I have a 13 acre parcel in Austin that we are looking to develop, let me know if you wanna chat

It sounds like you've developed an approach that works great, but I'm curious what is working best for you versus what still poses a challenge from time to time even with strong systems in place. 

I am about a month late so in during that time I’m sure you are steps ahead but, in case you still need guidance on structuring contractual agreements and understanding why having certain terms in your contract is important, I have developed a templates for the contract you’ll need with the seller as well as an assignment of contract that you’l need with your end-buyer.

Interest rates and inflation have slowed new development.

Developing a team of local professionals are great...