Technological advancements are reshaping the real estate industry for investors in various ways:Data Analytics: Advanced tools offer insights into market trends and investment opportunities, aiding informed decision-making and risk assessment.Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR): Remote property exploration with virtual tours saves time and resources, attracting potential buyers or tenants and expediting transactions.Blockchain: Secure transactions via smart contracts reduce intermediaries, costs, and fraud risks in property dealings.Online Platforms and Marketplaces: Digital platforms broaden access to properties, investment options, and real-time market data, enhancing efficiency and transparency.Artificial Intelligence (AI): AI algorithms predict market trends, identify investment opportunities, and personalize recommendations based on investor preferences.Internet of Things (IoT): IoT devices provide real-time data on property performance, enabling cost reduction, efficiency improvements, and better tenant satisfaction.Crowdfunding Platforms: Real estate crowdfunding democratizes investment access, allowing smaller investors to participate in projects previously out of reach.In summary, embracing these innovations enhances efficiency, transparency, and accessibility in real estate investment, enabling investors to capitalize on emerging opportunities and stay competitive in the market.Thanks!

I'm looking for something simple that I can use to complete a project.

Also, how do I think long term and consider using this as a stepping stone to buying similar properties in the future?

Viability: Is this type of project worth investing in, considering the potential returns and risks associated?

If you have to purchase the land to start the project, what rate of return do you expect? 

Samsung has already devoted around $40 billion to the project and now they are getting an additional $6.4 billion from the government.

I'd love to bounce ideas off each other and talk about future plans someday if you'd like.

if not you'll want to forecast in some TIA that you may have to pay to a future tenant to outfit the space for their use.  

I would start on smaller projects so you can really refine this team and gain experience first. 

The earlier you start in your RE journey, the better off you will be in the future.