Any Lad developers out there that can take a second a let me know it would be appreciated.Larry F

I have been to Houston a couple of times and think the city is developing well.

Once you have adopted your own pricing structures, its an easy for to develop from.  

The developer that built that building, instead of coming up with the needed capital to buy the land and then develop it, can cut his capital needs greatly by leasing the land with the rights to build on it.  

Then I would look at the future land use map and how strong is the county and or city economic development and are they pro-growth?

Look at the makeup on the North side, there are not many condo buildings once you get away from downtown or the lake, and there are not many bigger lots to develop them on.  

Question to the local investors:  is the are coming up, i see a lot of new construction/ developments in the area, but when i look at the prices on Zillow i do not see a big rise.  

If you are to develop equity quickly I would advise to flip houses and new allotments in the 1031 exchange programs allow you to access bridge loans to source properties while you are bound with your initial investment as long as your equity from your first transaction is already allocated through your QI 1031 exchange.

Good Afternoon Ramon,Do you consider development projects?

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