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Uday Kumar
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Raw land for multifamily. How much should I pay?

Uday Kumar
  • Investor
  • Charlotte
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How to calculate the price you can pay for raw vs developed land. I am trying to do feasibility analysis on a 8 acre multifamily raw land I got under contract in Lexington NC. 2 blocks from i-85 business and 1.5 mile s from downtown. Its in the neighborhood with mostly rentals and single families are sold for around $100-120/sqft. Creek running thru it wasting some land, 5 acres to remain to develop and build. Need a culvert over the creek to access the whole land. Wondering if I should develop or wholesale.

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Adam Lacey
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Adam Lacey
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@Uday Kumar you can check this site to determine if it's in a floodplain. https://msc.fema.gov/portal/ho...

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