If you're in the expansion phase of your portfolio, then you may want to continue to leverage.

., an electric trucking technology company, plans to add up to 500 jobs as part of an expansion of its headquarters in Cedar Park.More growth announced for this Northwest corridor of Austin, TX.  

Expecting about 20,000 sqft of construction (units and common areas).Related info:Type:Garden-style2-levels with mix of 2 Bed/2Bath and 1 Bed/1Bath unitsMid-grade constructionSite info:Flat land, no major grading work is neededUtilities are yet to be connected (the site is in a developed neighborhood with good road access and utilities at curb side)Expansive soil (known for this region)Thanks!

Anyone has the most expansive EASY access of information, resources and networks imaginable so those people are connecting with countless professionals all happy to help them get their FULL VALUE POTENTIAL and here you come, with a mailer, and than say "hey, this dosn't make me enough profit, you need to accept $50k less than what everyone else will pay you so I can make as much $ as I want".

I like creative finance a lot better because I have zero limits on my expansion.

We have put these selloffs into several apartments & it has worn well.We did 1800 sq ft at our Lakehouse expansion with a high end HD product ($2.56 sqft) 6 years ago & it has been amazing.

Thanks for the advice but this management company is definitely licensed...don't want to call out names (yet) but they operate thousands of units in at least 4 states...they seem to value expansion over client and managers retention and constantly makes mistake or fail to follow up on issues...some of the staff like the contractor kickback feels very questionable and unethical.

The root cause of the foundation problems is possibly the expansive clay soil.

Our team was familiar with the area and aware of opportunities for job increases- thus housing expansion being brought by the FiberOptics companies expanding in the city.

Settlement may be caused by undersized pier bases, water ingress into the crawlspace, expansive soil, etc.