At the moment, I currently have no capital to work with, and I'm a newly father; which makes making time at the moment difficult to invest in real estate and limited with funds.

Where you could see the greatest amount of "sticker shock" is if you purchase a newly developed center, because the previous year's assessment value could very well be based on a half-completed building.- Texas is a non-disclosure state. 

I own a small construction company, a few RV parks and a newly licensed real estate agent.

If the contractor was willing to share newly sourced tapes to bid on is that significant motivation to work together in some fashion? 

I’m closing on my first property this Monday and I already have a newly established LLC I created.

I was driving through the neighborhood last week and was surprised to see a newly constructed SFH on Porter Street. 

However, does anyone have any advice as to whether or not I should just tackle these loans as fast as possible or consider stockpiling money (while making minimum payments on loans) to launch myself right into REI?

Thanks, We have a newly constructed 3/2 on a large lot that is a three minute drive to the islands.

I just launched a side hustle to help earn enough money for a down payment and to give me time to learn more about the business.

While we are going for sales of the hardcover version for the launch (as it gives us a chance at making a best-seller list!)