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Leonid Stakhov
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Auburn, WA
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Seeking advice for buildable lots

Leonid Stakhov
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Auburn, WA
Posted

Hello BP Friends,

Two years ago we bought a 1908 house on 1.1 acres of land. Historically it was divided into 10 lots. Due to the fact that there was no sewer, it was not buildable. Half a year later, sewer was put into the street, in front of 5 lots. At this moment, the entire property is divided into three tax parcels. 

We are located in a hot market area and would like to use the opportunity to make the most of our property.

What would be a good strategy to go with? We may consider partnering with someone.

Property address: 35530 52nd Ave S. Auburn WA 98001

Thank you for your input. 

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