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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Has anyone developed land?
I found some acreage in Texas that I would like to develop. Does anyone have any experience doing this? I would be grateful to pick someone's brain and see if this is something I should invest in or if I should stick to my lane of BRRRing homes.
My plan would be to buy, subdivide, sell some lots to give me the funds to start building homes from the ground up.
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Depends on where it is in Texas and if you have someone local helping you or putting a team together since I noticed you're in Utah @Kyle Varga. It's not necessarily hard, again depends on where you are, it does require patience and special knowledge.