I highly recommend tearing down these old properties and developing new ones.

However, there is alot of new developments in the area to include the Ai Super Computer, Bucce's gas station (This is national traveler attraction), the Blue Oval, and also lots of other developments but these are the recent highlights.

You've got at least a million bucks to develop this software?

These suburbs are being developed rapidly and 4 plex's in those areas are much cheaper than if you were to look towards Central Austin.

Real people and developers, and not chats/bots.

It takes me a while to develop a comfort level.    

Research local market data, historical price trends, and future development plans.

Imagine something like - syndicator buys $100M apartment complex, $100M "diversified" portfolio, $100M in raw land, $100M in retail, $100M development project, $100M in small businesses, etc.

Right now all he projects are still being completed, but developments can be 3-7 year cycles depending on the size, so a lot of projects that kicked off in 2020-2022 when interest rates and insurance were below and rents/prices were soaring are still getting completed now.

This will define for us what size of land we will be targeting, what unit compilation we are looking at doing which helps define some of our cost outlay and we will have an idea of market pricing capacity so from this we can formulate a generalized range of acceptable site development costs which then empowers us to know; what kind of land are we looking for, in what area, what's an acceptable price range to delve further......