Also you should market to both builder-developers and investors.

Columbus has been booming with population and job growth, plus huge developments from Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Honda, and LG.

Over the past several years, I’ve managed and grown a portfolio of rental properties, but I’m now looking to transition into land development and home building.I’m currently seeking a knowledgeable real estate agent in South Carolina (close to Charlotte metro) who can help me identify suitable land opportunities and connect me with the right team of builders and other professionals to bring projects to life.If you have recommendations or know someone with strong experience in land development or new construction, I’d greatly appreciate your input.Thank you in advance for your help and connections.JC

You can literally start by telling AI to "Create an Application to allow my tenants to pay rent online" or "Create an App that keeps track of my tenants and leases" or "Create a listing page for this apartment, with attached images"At first I was an AI non-believer, but for smaller software development, it's definitely worth a try.Hope this helpsGeorge

I’m focusing on building knowledge now—underwriting, analyzing markets, understanding financing, and learning the basics of buy-and-hold and wholesaling.For those of you who started early or wish you had, what skills or habits would you recommend someone my age develop right now?

I'd choose a good market that is landlord friendly, has a ton of tech development going on, and find a good investor agent that can send you offmarket deals. 

If my deals are good, I imagine they'd be scooped up by Spanish developers.

It's designed for professionals in the commercial real estate industry who are looking to network, share knowledge, and stay updated on the latest trends and developments in the Houston market.

There are people that develop cabins.

Ton of tech development with massive companies investing and supporting job growth.