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Miguel Palacios
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Really debating if i should buy this (LOT) for sale by owner

Miguel Palacios
  • Developer
  • Greenville, SC
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Hey BP Family,

Lot land: 5,329 sqft

Price: $25k

I saw this Land for sale by owner in my neighborhood located in Greer, SC, 7min walking distance to Downtown Greer, Across the street from the LOT the city approved a plan for nearly 400 rental units on old victor mill plant site this will change the whole look of Downtown Greer. I'm really thinking about purchase the LOT and building a single family home 3bedroom/2baths. What do you guys think ? should I go for it or ?

Thank you, 

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Scott Morris
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Scott Morris
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  • Tampa, FL
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That might have been grandfathered in so might not be able to replace it.  Also, there probably are size restrictions (how big/small a new build could be).  Best to call the county and ask. 

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