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Robert Arquilla
  • Contractor
  • Warren, OH
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Lots forsale in limited market

Robert Arquilla
  • Contractor
  • Warren, OH
Posted

Hey everyone!

So My plan was/is to buy a single family house in a nice but inexpensive neighborhood that I used to live in, however my mother in law ( who is a real estate agent) asked me today why don’t I think about buying the vacant lots in my neighborhood instead. And it made me think maybe that’s a good idea.

A little about my current neighborhood, most houses in my development are newer 2001 and up. Everyone wants to move to the small town I live in. They have a great school district and a brand new school.

My concern is why these lots have been vacant for so long? Is this an opportunity to try and buy low and wait for the right time to sell? What do you guys think? I haven’t done much research into buying land so I have some research to do. Anything specific I should look up about this?

Thanks!

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