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Valuing Vacant Land & Getting It Sold

John F.
  • Annapolis, MD
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Hi there, relatively new to the community and first time poster... love all the info on residential real estate. I plan to become an investor in the near future, but my first question is a bit different.

Are there any good guides for appropriately valuing and listing vacant land? (Particularly in Mid-Hudson Valley of NY if that makes a difference for licensing, etc.)

I don’t want to cross any boundaries with my first post, but I’m trying to gain a foundation of knowledge to help my family unload some inherited land. I plan on posting this in the future in the marketplace if needed, but I feel like the waters are so murky here that I was hoping someone could help me get a foothold first. Not looking for a formal mentor relationship or anything, just some general resources.

 Any help with getting started on this journey would be appreciated.

-John

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