TEXAS · MARKET GUIDE

Start with the property.
Then the financing.

A business buying its building, an investor evaluating rental income, and a developer planning construction need different conversations.

Build your Texas property brief

Identify the parcel and the city or county responsible for land-use and permit questions.
Separate the purchase price, improvements, closing costs, and operating reserves.
Explain whether an operating business will occupy the building or tenants will generate income.
Identify existing leases, deferred repairs, and any planned change in use.

For a property outside Austin, use the responsible local authority’s resources rather than assuming Austin’s process applies.

Prepare business financials and an occupancy plan.

Bring leases, operating expenses, and a current rent roll.

Understand construction budgets, milestones, and exit assumptions.

LET’S LOOK AT THE DETAILS

Start with the goal, the timing, and the financing need.