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How can I roughly determine Land Value in Fort Lauderdale?
Hello everyone, I would like to put an offer for a 9,766 SqFt land lot in Ft Lauderdale. To build a new house
My guess is that I should call a contractor and get the price per square footage for new construction. Then somehow reverse engineer the numbers for my offer price. So price per SqFt of a new construction will be Repair costs then using properties ARV I would have to subtract so it makes sense the investment and the difference would be the offer for the land isn't it? This is just a guess... looking forward