Helping dispo a shovel-ready 15-lot subdivision for the owner. The full entitlement lift is done, so a builder or BTR group can step in and go straight to horizontal. Serious, qualified buyers only. Here's what's done: - 15 recorded, replatted lots on ~1 acre, density locked, no plat risk - Civil, architectural, structural & electrical plans complete and in final City review (permits in the final stretch) - Out of the flood zone (Zone X), no elevation cert required - 15 water meters individually approved, plus engineered drainage/detention already solved - Product designed: 15 three-story single-family homes, ~1,780 SF living, 3 bed / 3.5 bath, 2-car garage, gated private drive - Ideal for build-to-rent: 15 contiguous 3/3.5 homes with garages on one gated private drive, a turnkey rental community, 15 doors in one location 📍 2402 DeSoto St, Houston, TX 77091, Acres Homes corridor. Full package (plat, plans, permit status) available to qualified buyers.

If you've been to one of our in person events, you love this community and want to help steer the ship I need to hear from you. Looking for someone to take ownership and help us run this page and our facebook page! Who knows what it could lead to. Thank you ALL for reporting the spam posts and thank you to those who have been consistently posting valuable content for the community. Most of us are here because we want to learn to have a better life, buy, sell develop land and/or live on it! Comment below or just text me if you think you'd have the capacity. I'm probably thinking you are the person for it anyways, trust your gut. (https://mastermind.land)

Super excited to be here and connect with all of you! I am looking forward to partner in deals and share and contribute however and wherever possible!

I’ve been getting more involved in property investing and deal sourcing, and one thing I’ve realized quickly is that there’s a huge difference between learning property and actually learning from people who’ve been through the deals themselves. So rather than pretending I know it all, I’m putting myself in the room with people who do. If you could go back to when you first started investing in property, what’s ONE lesson you wish someone had told you before your first deal? It could be about sourcing, negotiating, funding, due diligence, working with investors — anything. I’ll be reading every answer. There’s probably a lesson in this group that could save someone years of mistakes.