My question:1) Do I need to get a permit from the town or/and notify the town development department?

3) Donate 1% of our revenue to local community development or social causes We feel it is our duty as real estate investors, landlords, entrepreneurs to help make the communities we operate in better places to live for everyone.

As an example, I looked at a new 3/2 development in Pflugerville.  

The more you network and talk to people the more likely a relationship will develop and you can start to build that trust.

The using-none-of-your-own-funds can be done, but again might take some determination and having the right connections, which can take some time to develop! 

If you can spend the time before you actually move really developing a set of criteria, you'll be ready to jump on the ideal property when it comes up. 

You can establish the land trust and remove your name from the public filing as owner, allowing for some anonymity.

We have been working to develop a team with whom we can work.

Hi all,I have read that the biggest RE developers (particularly commercial) have developed a skill to kind of "forecast" a location and / or a "sense" to know what can potentially be done with a building, my question is how am I developing that sense?

I was surprised by all the development.