It all goes back to personal development and finding out what is truly holding you back.

If you're also considering other markets, you may want to look into Columbus as it has great macroeconomics with lots of growth - population, jobs, and companies developing here.

If it was you, link to your original thread and I can give you some general information about the area; big picture development, cities around it, etc.

Any input would be greatly appreciated. there's a lot of ways like petitioning, confidential sale price, buying other assets to offset and depreciating them in year one, etc. but the main way I would do it is to invest in ground up developments with tax abatements which pushes even higher cash flow and then to keep them as retained earnings or in a non taxable structure depending on your equity position.

We have several projects in the pipeline that will require re-development and any help you can provide would be deeply appreciated!

Especially since I was working with a lot of developers in Miami who wanted fat spreadsheets of 5 condo buildings in a market (each one could have 500+ units!).

A lot of my out of state real estate clients really like this market because the macroeconomics look so good for this market - population is growing, job growth is growing, and so many companies moving and developing here.

I suspect that the value added will not be much higher than hands off cost because there is few development costs higher than small units in small counts.   

I am wanting to start investing in STR acquiring or developing the real estate.

Additionally, so many companies are moving and developing here that anything you buy will be a goldmine within the next few years!