If your goal is to actually get started on your first real estate development deal (not just learn theory), I want to hear from you 👇 What ONE topic would help you move from “watching & learning” to “taking action”? Comment with the number(s) below—or add your own if I missed it: 1️⃣ How to find deals that actually work (not Zillow fantasy deals) 2️⃣ Zoning & density – how to know what you can really build 3️⃣ How to analyze a deal fast without complex spreadsheets 4️⃣ Construction budgets – what things really cost in today’s market 5️⃣ How to get financing when you don’t have development experience 6️⃣ What lenders actually care about in underwriting 7️⃣ How to avoid rookie mistakes that kill deals early 8️⃣ How to structure your first deal to minimize risk 9️⃣ How to work with contractors, architects, and engineers the right way 🔟 How to go from zero experience → closing your first deal 💡 I’m building upcoming content specifically around what will help you take real action, not just consume more info. Drop your number(s) below ⬇️ And if you’re stuck on something specific, explain it—I may turn your comment into a live breakdown. Let’s get you to your first deal, not your 50th YouTube video.

Hello everyone! I haven’t moved forward with a Real estate development yet not because of a lack of knowledge or initiative, but because of capital and market-specific constraints. I’ve sourced viable infill duplex opportunities, structured the deals, and lined up construction financing, but execution requires either upfront capital or land contributed to an LLC. I attempted to solve that through seller equity and by bringing in partners, but the seller ultimately needed a lump-sum payout, and local investors in my market are overwhelmingly focused on flips, buy-and-hold, or wholesaling rather than new construction. I even met with a large independent developer who passed—not due to the deal quality, but because he no longer wants to develop in Maryland due to permit timelines. At this point, it’s clear that if I’m going to pursue development, I’ll have to do it myself once my credit repair is complete and business funding is in place, because the knowledge, deal flow, and execution plan are already there.