I’ve been spending most of my time lately around Texas real estate, especially Houston, trying to better understand how investors are structuring deals right now.I’m particularly interested in:•How investors are using land (vs. houses or multifamily)•When unrestricted land actually makes sense•How 1031 exchanges are affecting what people are buyingIf anyone here has experience with land, development plays, or exchange strategies, I’d love to connect and learn from what you’ve seen.Looking forward to learning from the group.— Tre’von

Many things change when this happens such as loan options are reduced, interest rates can increase, and development-related costs increase, to name a few.Have you looked at doing PadSplit rather than increasing the number of units?

Funds are from NH Housing and goal is to obviously make it easier for affordable development to occur. 

If the land value, price per acre is average for the area or can control more of the terms & get a good price.I am not familiar with that part of the country but can definitely be good depending on what the land has to offer, timber, water, any mineral rights, or is already cleared for residential/commercial development.

I’m Jim Johnson, Business Development Manager at CrestCore.

Hey BiggerPockets members,I’m looking to connect with developers or flippers who could use extra hands on their deals(if you are doing something else I still would like to connect).

Is there a large major infrastructure development somewhere?

In need of advice-- my husband and I are considering moving to a new housing development in Madera, called Riverstone.

That's on commercial development.

’m actively evaluating a vacant land opportunity in Waco and before moving forward I want to make sure I’m aligned with the actual buyer demand.
I’m specifically looking to connect with:

Developers

Builders...