Principal Investments

Commercial real estate, multifamily, and land across Dallas–Fort Worth and Texas.

I don’t just broker deals, I also personally acquire and develop real estate, with a focus on industrial, commercial, and land assets, plus select multifamily opportunities across Dallas–Fort Worth and Texas.

While my brokerage work is primarily centered on industrial, commercial, and land, on the principal side I look for deals where I can bring an owner’s mindset to the table, underwriting not just the transaction, but the business plan, capital stack, and exit.

If you have a site, building, or off-market opportunity you’d like to share, or you’re looking for a principled, execution-focused partner on a deal, this page outlines what I’m typically looking for.

Investment Approach

My investment approach is straightforward:

  • Focus on fundamentals

    Strong locations, sound demand drivers, and realistic business plans are more important than overly aggressive pro formas.

  • Hands-on value creation

    I’m usually most interested where I can add value through leasing, repositioning, entitlement, or development, not just clipping a coupon.

  • Clear risk/return trade-offs

    I care about downside protection, capital structure, and realistic timelines just as much as the projected upside.

  • Alignment with operating partners

    When I partner, I like structures where everyone is aligned on strategy, capital at risk, and exit expectations.

What I Buy

Right now, I’m primarily focused on:

Land

For land, I’m most interested where there’s a clear path to vertical development and the site size matches the likely end use. Typically, that looks like:

Single-family, multifamily & build-to-rent communities

  • 5 - 30 acres, depending on density, utilities, and topography, where there’s a clear for-sale residential, multifamily, or BTR story.

Infill & outparcels

  • ~0.5 - 1.0-acre sites in established or high-traffic corridors that support QSR, coffee, bank, single-tenant net lease (STNL).

Commercial & retail build-to-suit sites

  • 0.5 - 2 acres for build-to-suit users, medical, small strip centers, or standalone commercial buildings.

Industrial & flex land

  • Usually 2 - 10 acres suitable for small-bay industrial, flex, IOS, or light manufacturing concepts.

I prefer sites in growth corridors or infill locations with a path to entitlements, good access, and surrounding uses that support the eventual project.

Commercial, Industrial & Flex Warehouse

For income-producing buildings, I’m typically targeting opportunities where there is a clear value-creation plan.

Deal size (all assets):

  • $2 - 15 million in total capitalization

Industrial & Flex / Warehouse

  • Building size: up to ~50,000 square feet

  • Site coverage: I’m especially interested in low-coverage sites with ~25% building coverage or less

  • Profile: Iight industrial, flex, or warehouse assets that can benefit from lease-up, re-tenanting, or repositioning (e.g., upgrading tenancy, cleaning up the rent roll, modest CapEx, or rethinking site use)

Commercial (Non-Industrial) Properties

  • Building size: ~ 2,500 - 10,000 square feet

  • Property types: Service, medical/office, small retail, or mixed commercial buildings in strong or improving locations

  • Profile: I’m most interested where there’s a clear value-add angle

    • Lease-up of vacant space

    • Mark-to-market or structured rent growth

    • Repositioning the tenant mix or use

    • Improving visibility, access, or basic curb appeal

In all cases, I’m a ‘pound-for-pound’ buyer and looking for real estate fundamentals that make sense (location, demand drivers, and replacement cost).

Cap rates don’t matter.

Multifamily

I selectively invest in smaller to mid-sized multifamily assets where the location, demand story, and value-creation plan are compelling.

  • Unit count: ~20 - 200 units, depending on location and structure

  • Vintage: 1990s construction or newer, or older properties with a compelling, well-underwritten repositioning story

  • Profile:

    • Operational upside: improving collections, reducing expenses, or managing more professionally

    • Physical upside: targeted renovations, amenity improvements, or unit upgrades with a clear return on cost

    • Location: well-located or path-of-growth submarkets with a clear, defensible demand story

I’m less interested in very heavy lifts with unclear exit strategies or deals that rely purely on aggressive rent growth assumptions to pencil.

Markets & Deal Profile

While I look at opportunities across Texas, my core focus is:

  • Primary focus:

    • Dallas–Fort Worth

  • Selective focus:

    • Other major Texas markets (Austin, Houston, San Antonio, and key secondary markets)

Typical deal profile (flexible):

  • Product: Commercial, industrial, select multifamily, single-family and build-to-rent entitlement or land tied to those uses

  • Size: Right now, I’m most often looking at small to mid-sized deals where an active approach adds real value

  • Strategy: Core-plus, value-add, and development, rather than stabilized cash-flowing real estate

Types of Opportunities I’m Best For

I’m generally a good fit for:

  • Off-market or lightly marketed deals

    Where you want a serious, qualified counterparty who can underwrite and respond quickly.

  • Situations that require problem-solving

    Assets with leasing challenges, short-term complexity, or entitlement needs where value can be created by doing the work.

  • Operator / Sponsor alignment

    Where an operator, sponsor, or landowner needs an aligned partner on capital, structuring, or execution.

I’m not the right fit for pure “highest bidder wins” auctions with very aggressive pricing.

How to Share a Deal or Co-Invest

If you have an opportunity you think might fit, here’s the simplest way to start:

Send a quick overview:

  • Asset or site type (commercial, multifamily, land)

  • Location (city, submarket, major cross streets)

  • Asking price or price guidance

Attach what you have:

  • OM, broker package, basic rent roll, land survey, concept plan - whatever is handy

We get on a call:

  • I’ll review, we talk through the opportunity, and I’ll let you know whether it fits my criteria or if I see a better path for it.

If there’s a fit:

  • We’ll work through the role (principal vs. partner), timing, capital needs, and next steps.

Have a deal or site you’d like to run by me?

Send me the details or schedule a call, and we’ll walk through it together.

Investments & Success Stories

Over time, I’ll be sharing investments and success stories that highlight my approach to commercial, multifamily, and land deals - without breaching confidentiality or overhyping results.

In the meantime, you can explore broader Success Stories from my brokerage and advisory work here:

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