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Lamont B.
  • Realtor
  • Reisterstown, MD
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Buying a Lot to Build a Residential Home

Lamont B.
  • Realtor
  • Reisterstown, MD
Posted

Good morning BP,

I've done a few fix-n-flips, but I'm considering buying a lot to build a home to resell.  I THINK I know some of the basics: buy lot that has connections to sewer and water, find a builder to build the home, then sell.  For those who have done this before, what should I look for, typical pitfalls, realistic expectations, etc.  I'm assuming that I should be able to make a profit after the construction of the new house.  All guidance is appreciated, but I would like to hear from individuals who experience in this area.
 

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