Contractor · Member since 2020 · 9 posts · 2 votes
Hello all. We have a peice of land in seiver county we are looking to build on. What are appraisals coming in at a sq ft? We are looking to build at $180 to $200 and sell $250 to $275
@Mack Lengel no investor in their right minds would buy a cabin at $500/ sq ft. There is no way of making money , or very low ConC return ,as a STVR at that price.
They most certainly would in the Smokies, and could still make a good CoC return. We bought our cabin in Sevierville at $430/sqft and it's our most profitable rental.
Lender · CA · Member since 2018 · 637 posts · 393 votes
3y
Hey Brent, that is awesome! We have some pretty good software for estimating value. Want to DM me the address of the lot and the approximate buildout you are thinking? Would need to know bed/bath count, sq footage, and what not.
Contractor · Sheboygan, WI · Member since 2016 · 917 posts · 266 votes
3y
@Brent Horst check on Zillow or MLS to find out what price per sq ft properties recently sold for.
Why is your cost to build so high? If this is a cabin for STVR there is no need to include a garage.if your property allows for a walkout basement that’s more cost savings.
@Brent Horst check on Zillow or MLS to find out what price per sq ft properties recently sold for.
Why is your cost to build so high? If this is a cabin for STVR there is no need to include a garage.if your property allows for a walkout basement that’s more cost savings.
Our cost to build is higher since it's a traditional log home. I can't really find comps for what we do.
@Brent Horst check on Zillow or MLS to find out what price per sq ft properties recently sold for.
Why is your cost to build so high? If this is a cabin for STVR there is no need to include a garage.if your property allows for a walkout basement that’s more cost savings.
Every market is different. 180-200 per sqft is very low in the Smokies, I initially read that and thought there was no way that he was going be able to do it for that price until I saw that he was a contractor and figured he would be doing it at cost.
Hello all. We have a peice of land in seiver county we are looking to build on. What are appraisals coming in at a sq ft? We are looking to build at $180 to $200 and sell $250 to $275
Would it be a residential home or a STR? I personally like the margins on 1-2 bedroom cabins. Build for 300 a sqft and sell for around 500 a sqft. Lots of factors that go into that and would be happy to discuss it further if you need more insight on it.
Hello all. We have a peice of land in seiver county we are looking to build on. What are appraisals coming in at a sq ft? We are looking to build at $180 to $200 and sell $250 to $275
Would it be a residential home or a STR? I personally like the margins on 1-2 bedroom cabins. Build for 300 a sqft and sell for around 500 a sqft. Lots of factors that go into that and would be happy to discuss it further if you need more insight on it.
Contractor · Sheboygan, WI · Member since 2016 · 917 posts · 266 votes
3y
@Mack Lengel no investor in their right minds would buy a cabin at $500/ sq ft. There is no way of making money , or very low ConC return ,as a STVR at that price.
Hello all. We have a peice of land in seiver county we are looking to build on. What are appraisals coming in at a sq ft? We are looking to build at $180 to $200 and sell $250 to $275
Would it be a residential home or a STR? I personally like the margins on 1-2 bedroom cabins. Build for 300 a sqft and sell for around 500 a sqft. Lots of factors that go into that and would be happy to discuss it further if you need more insight on it.
@Mack Lengel no investor in their right minds would buy a cabin at $500/ sq ft. There is no way of making money , or very low ConC return ,as a STVR at that price.
They most certainly would in the Smokies, and could still make a good CoC return. We bought our cabin in Sevierville at $430/sqft and it's our most profitable rental.
Contractor · Sheboygan, WI · Member since 2016 · 917 posts · 266 votes
3y
@Kevin Luttrell that depends what you call a “ good” ConC return. Hard to envision a two bedroom cabin at about 1600 sq ft and costing $650-$700k . Add on 15k for furnishings . Achieving a ConC return above 20% very hard at those numbers.
@Mack Lengel no investor in their right minds would buy a cabin at $500/ sq ft. There is no way of making money , or very low ConC return ,as a STVR at that price.
@Mack Lengel no investor in their right minds would buy a cabin at $500/ sq ft. There is no way of making money , or very low ConC return ,as a STVR at that price.