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 before it reaches this page — rent comps and real expenses on a rental, land basis and buildable area on a redevelopment, conservative assumptions either way — so you can evaluate the deal instead of the pitch.
Deals That Pencil
Two of the
Forty Opportunities
On October 23, 2025 the Round Rock City Council rezoned 114 downtown parcels and placed just 40 of them into MU-L. These are two of those forty, on the same block in a walkable downtown nineteen miles north of Austin. The entitlements underneath them changed in October 2025, and the market has not repriced what the code now permits.
The City's comprehensive plan calls for a minimum of 1,000 new dwelling units within a quarter mile of Main Street, and MU-L is how it intends to get them at neighborhood scale. Both lots are held by the same owner, who will consider a package price for the pair — just under half an acre, separated by a single home on the block. Because the three-building cap applies per lot, that is up to six principal buildings across the two, with no replatting question to work through.
The Numbers Come First
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