I’m licensed with Swiss Realty Group, and my work spans helping clients buy, sell, and exchange, as well as providing advisory services, acquisitions, value-add repositioning, and development with our vertically integrated companies.  

You learn the process without the pressure of a full 20-unit development.

If you feel strongly about going straight into re-sale strategy real estate you're better off being a capital partner to experienced developers who will give you an inside look at the process and use that time to learn the ins and outs while generating a return.

I'm working on affordable housing development projects in Missouri and Arkansas and realizing I need to bring on someone who can handle the execution side - closing deals, managing investor/lender relationships, keeping timelines moving - while I focus on strategy and development.For those who've brought on operational partners or integratorsWhat worked for vetting them?

It there a large major infrastructure development somewhere?

ground-up development seems like a difficult way to begin.

Does anybody know about the land development and invisible costs for NW Longview area? 

I am a developer in the Treasure Coast. 

I’ve worked across multiple sectors of real estate, lending, and business development, helping new and experienced investors structure deals, build portfolios, and scale their real estate strategies.

(That’s part of why we’re digging deeper before moving forward.)I’d love to hear from investors, developers, and BTR operators:Do you think a modern modular community like this would lease well?