Hello everyone, my question is I’m going into real estate investing with my father, we are going to form a LLC and invest and manage rental properties within and I want to develop properties in it as well.

It’s still sales price minus cost basis (in general) is your taxable amount.Remember, investors also develop “land.”  

As you get more into the real estate network, you'll develop a greater knowledge for it, ask better questions, and soon there won't be anything between you and your first deal.Also, if you're looking for a super easy way to get started on your first deal.

Found this awesome website that should help investors keep up to date with any developments.

However, you can explain that you already have experience/know what to look for if things are going wrong, and have a vetted Pm that you already use and is capable of taking on the additional units.It sounds like you have already put some thought into what you are looking for and just need to polish that off so you can develop an elevator pitch and longer presentation to get some interest in a deal.

Indianapolis-based developer moves step closer to getting started on mixed-use hubIndianapolis-based developer Milhaus on Aug. 26 received unanimous approval from Round Rock City Council to rezone the land to allow for a mix of multifamily residences and townhomes, retail, maker space and park spaceThe development in Round Rock just NorthEast of Austin, TX is positioned between Dell Diamond and the Kalahari Resort for those familiar with the area or looking up the location.  

Are you trying to sell or develop?

I can see how women would feel overwhelmed at the prospect of developing a property like this.  

There are tons of databases that can provide those lawyers details on the existing mortgages.

I plan to develop this land into 7 (5) acre lots providing access, power, fiber to lots edge.