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From The Field
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1134 Tarklin Valley Rd
Site Development · Knoxville, TN
1134 Tarklin Valley Rd
Turning 6 Raw Acres into 5 Buildable Lots
Acquired for $225K, 1134 Tarklin Valley Rd is currently moving through site development. Six raw acres are being transformed into five buildable lots positioned for future spec home construction, with projected lot sale prices of $185K–$200K each.
Acquisition
$225K
6 raw acres
Development plan
6 acres
5 lots
Raw land subdivided into buildable opportunities
Projected lot value
$185K–$200K
Per lot for spec build-outs
Current stage
Site Development · Active now
Where we are now
01 · Acquisition
Property acquired
02 · Clearing + Grading — Site development
Site work underway
03 · Access + Drainage
Roads, stone base and drainage taking shape
04 · Lot Preparation
Five buildable sites being established
05 · Spec Build-outs
Future phase
Active project
Current stage
Site Development
Clearing. Grading. Access. Drainage. Lot formation.
From the field
Before there are houses, there has to be ground worth building on.
This phase is about creating access, controlling drainage, shaping the terrain and turning raw acreage into five viable homesites.
Field Note
Access road cut complete
The main access road has been cut, providing entry to all five lots.
Site Development
Lot shaping underway
Lots are being graded and shaped with proper drainage and access in place.
Gravel Installation
Stone base and drainage taking form
Gravel installation and drainage are underway to prepare for the five buildable lots.
The Process
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The Development Ecosystem
Real estate development isn't one skill.
It's a chain of decisions, people, capital, approvals, and execution. Explore the disciplines that shape a project from opportunity to outcome.
How a project actually moves
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Opportunity starts before the property changes hands.
We look for land, properties, and situations where location, demand, pricing, or potential creates an opportunity.
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Key question
Is there an opportunity here worth pursuing?
When the work gets complicated
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Some of the people following our work are building projects of their own. When it makes sense, we’re happy to share perspective, troubleshoot an issue, or help think through the next move.
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Who We Are
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Development, capital, and construction — grounded in real projects, not theory.
Meet the team
Development, Capital, and Construction.
Kevin Earnest
Twenty-five years as an investor, builder, broker, and lender. Kevin backs real estate entrepreneurs — helping them scale, create jobs, and build housing — and measures success by the futures he leaves behind.
Acquisitions, Project Management, and Entitlements.
Jose Lozano
Five years sourcing land and running projects in Florida — nearly 150 lots acquired off-market, and a seat on the historic preservation board in Leesburg, FL.
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