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Terrance Merck
  • Winston Salem, NC
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How do I find a profit in devlopment in current market. North Carolina

Terrance Merck
  • Winston Salem, NC
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i am looking to purchase 2.4 acres from develop 24-30 town home units. However the numbers don't seem to be in my favor.  The development would be phase two of a current 30 unit town home complex. The area is zoned and currently has sewer, water, and gas. The land is $160000. The 30 current units are all occupied with mostly home owners. Homes sold and selling between 100k-106k. It was plan to build and sell for similar price (quality and affordable housing). The construction cost at the low end($120 per sqft)alone seems to place the selling price at $144000. Not including land purchase, soft cost, etc. Is there any way to get numbers to match current area market? As stated in previous post I am a newbie. I am open and receptive to all information and constructive criticism. I'm hungry. When I eat everybody can get a plate.

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