An investment property is not a home — it is a business that happens to have a roof. It gets bought on numbers, held on numbers, and sold on numbers.
Central Texas continues to draw the jobs, the people, and the rent growth that make buy-and-hold work. But the spread has tightened, and the deals that still pencil are not the ones sitting on the open market. Everything below has been underwritten with real rent comps, real expenses, and conservative assumptions — so you can evaluate the deal instead of the pitch.
Deals That Pencil
Two Lots,
One Block
704 and 710 sit on the same block, separated by a single home between them. They are not contiguous — but taken together they are just over two-thirds of an acre of MU-L land in downtown Round Rock at a blended basis of roughly $29 per square foot.
Being separate parcels is not only a limitation. The MU-L three-building cap applies per lot, so two lots means up to three principal buildings on each — six across the pair, with no replatting question to work through. Two independent projects, one submarket, one set of entitlements to learn.
The Numbers Come First
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