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Ed Long
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Greenville, SC
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2Acre Lot, Multi-Family Build?

Ed Long
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Greenville, SC
Posted

Hello,
I have a 2AC piece of property that is properly zoned and I believe perfect for a multi-unit in Greenville SC. I currently own multi-units but have NEVER BUILT. After speaking with a few local agents/builders, I'm not sure of the 'quality' of information. I'm looking at 1-2 bedroom units with a rent in the $750/mo range. I have some background, conducted enviro studies, know the set backs, retention ponds, city utility connections, spoke with the town planner etc. What I don't have a good feel on is the TOTAL cost of the build from the parking lot / landscaping up - understand it varies on a bunch of factors. All my current math shows that the ROI is not there, yet I see these being built all the time.


I'm looking for some consultation from a neutral third party around total building costs.


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