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Jo Lexington
  • Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island
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Land with Grand Teton view. Sale, subdivide, or airbnb?

Jo Lexington
  • Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island
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Hi BP! I would love to hear what you think about this:

My uncle has a vacation home on a huge lot (two parcels) in East Idaho, near the broader of Wyoming. Comes with the house/ land is the access to the river & water right, also amazing view of Grand Teton. We love this place but we also live far from the property and rarely come by. The property is probably in use one month out of a year. I think this is not the best use of his money nor this great property. 

Local agents suggest the house (on acre lot with both water view & Grand Teton view) is probably worth $1.5M today, and the land (a separate parcel, tens of acre) is probably another million.

We are debating if we should sell it as is, but with this price tag, it may take a while to sell. So my uncle wants to explore subdividing the lot, in hope that it would sell faster, the process is going to take up a year? And the fact that we are not local doesn't help. Alternatively, I feel we can put 3 to 5 modular homes on the river front, and rent those out as Airbnb. There are decent ski resorts within 45mins drive, and the nearby Airbnb charges anywhere between $120 to $180 for two bedroom that sleeps 4.

Not sure if these matter but it's a flood plain, agriculture zoning & no city water/ sewer nor internet service on the property.

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