Focus on a market you like, study it, check out the Chamber of Commerce site, get familiar w/what parts of the city is growing and what areas might be catalysts for growth (new employer moving regional HQs in, etc).  

Now the two bills will go to a conference committee of republicans to reconcile the two versions of the bill, which then will need to be voted on by both chambers.

Talk to your local Chamber of Commerce.

THIS IS ALL MY PERSONAL OPINIONThat sounds great ...... for a Chamber of Commerce function.This will be blunt.

@Austin Dixon You have received some great advice.Call the chamber of commerce president ask them who they like in the local banks they will give you a referral for the bank Pres or VP use the name drop.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

The local chamber of commerce or university will likely have the information you need.

I have joined my local Chamber of Commerce which is great for networking.  

The local Chambers of Commerce and the city of Houston planning commissions are also great places to look for that info.The beauty of Houston right now is that everywhere seems to be hot.

@Erica M Chambers thank you very much.  

My friend at the Chamber of Commerce basically said that when I got to that point, he can arrange for me to meet every competitive developer in the area to pitch my idea.