Inventory is tight, competition is high, and even some of the seasoned investors I have talk to are hesitant to take action.I’ve noticed a lot of newer investors as well underestimate how tough it really is to find properties that feel like their "golden goose"Right now, I’m working full-time as a real estate agent, but my goal is to eventually start investing in DFW myself. 

I know with myself as I am 100% RE income I can offset my income in my building business in my lending business etc I dont really have much passive income to speak of compared to income from sale of inventory. 

Even with low inventory, it feels like there are still pockets where the spreads work if you move quickly. 

I would love to share valuable market insights and available inventory.

Dell Technologies Inc. is planning a $25 million expansion over the next five years at its Round Rock headquarters.That was disclosed by Round Rock Chamber officials during an Aug. 28 meeting as the Round Rock City Council unanimously voted to approve nominating Dell (Nasdaq: DELL) at its HQ at 1 Dell Way as a qualified enterprise project as part of the Texas Enterprise Zone Program.Dell is planning $25 million in real property and business personal property improvements at the site over the next five years, consisting of expansion, new construction and renovation.

Fellow lenders/investors,There’s been a lot of momentum toward new construction loans lately, especially in markets where inventory is tight.For those scaling their portfolios, does building from scratch feel like a smarter move compared to chasing overpriced resales?

Homes sit for a variety of reasons - priced high to start, in & out of contract multiple times, poor photos, bad listing description, on a busy road, area has slowed(more inventory).

Inventory ebbs and flows.

They seemed very pleased with my presence and willingness to improve their units. 

This works out well as it gives you, the buyer, time to improve the property (force appreciation) via physical improvements and/or improving the management.