Communities – Provident

Joining Provident in 2015, Rylan has grown the company’s land development and residential subdivision efforts. Prior to that, he began his career with Deloitte focusing on corporate real estate consulting projects. Rylan oversees all facets of our MPC development projects including site selection and acquisition, zoning and entitlements, creation and management of special districts, debt/equity relationships, homebuilder contracts, project marketing, HOA supervision, community design and the overall successful delivery of residential lots across thousands of acres Provident has purchased in municipalities and markets across Texas, Tennessee and Denver.

Daniel Twigge serves as Executive Director for Provident Communities, where he leads strategic initiatives and oversees project management and execution across the firm’s master-planned communities platform. With deep experience in project entitlements, risk mitigation, and deal capitalization, Daniel plays a critical role in navigating complex development landscapes throughout Texas.

Daniel started his career at Deloitte and has held positions at a variety of real estate companies including the Real Estate Specialties Group at Bank OZK as well as Hines.

Daniel continues to shape the platforms development strategy through thoughtful planning, operational excellence, and a strong focus on delivering value to residents and stakeholders alike.

Thomas joined Provident’s former in-house GC in 2011, where he successfully delivered more than 2,000 multifamily units across Louisiana and Texas. In 2017, he pivoted to development and joined Provident’s Master-Planned Communities team, contributing to the planning and execution of several notable MPC developments.

Anticipating the surge in demand for rental housing, Thomas spearheaded the creation of parcHAUS, Provident’s premier Built-for-Rent brand. Since launching in 2020, parcHAUS has grown into a market leader among BFRs, delivering 800 units across four communities with 400 additional units currently under construction. Looking ahead, Thomas continues to pursue new development opportunities for the platform in addition to managing the existing pipeline of over 1,000 units comprised of both Built-for-Rent and Single-Family-for-Rent developments necessary to meet the evolving needs of the modern renter.

Raun Khosla serves as a key member of the development team at Provident Realty Advisors, where he focuses on large-scale master planned communities and mixed-use projects. He manages the full deal process—from market research and underwriting to acquisition, entitlements, district financing, and collaboration with national and regional home builders, multifamily developers, and commercial users.

Prior to joining Provident, Raun led multifamily and mixed-use development efforts for a developer in Arizona over a span of four years. He began his career with Ernst & Young, later transitioning into real estate development in Gurgaon, India, and Dubai, UAE, gaining valuable experience in both development and asset management. During his graduate studies at UT Dallas, Raun interned with Provident, laying the foundation for his current role.

Originally from India, Raun brings an international perspective and broad asset-class experience that enhance his ability to structure and execute projects that create lasting value. He currently resides in Dallas with his family.

Reed Aichholz joined Provident Realty Advisors in February 2025 as part of the Master Planned Communities (MPC) team, where he focuses on private-side real estate development.

Prior to joining Provident, Reed served as the Director of Community Development for the City of Durant, Oklahoma, following a brief stint in the Right-of-Way Acquisition sector. Before that, he was the Development Manager and Land Acquisition Analyst for Rockbarn Conservancy Partners, a boutique developer, where he spent 2.5 years working primarily on the 3,000-acre MUD/masterplan project known as Millican Reserve. During this time, he also co-founded a small land consultancy firm called Servant Development Group, helping landowners in Central Texas with due diligence and district creation.

Reed grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, and attended Lafayette College, where he played FCS football for the Leopards and majored in economics with a focus on small-business value creation. In 2020, he moved to Texas and earned his Master of Real Estate Finance (MRE) from Texas A&M University, where he also met his wife.