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Timothy Greene
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Pittsburg lot, Good deal?

Timothy Greene
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hey BP,

I am thinking of purchasing a lot in Pittsburgh. It is only 25k and I'm thinking it will appreciate in the years to come to make some profit. What do you guys and gals think?

Thanks,

Tim

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Michaela G.
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Michaela G.
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Something to consider is which end of West Ave. Closer to University will go up in value quicker. On the far end......it's too expensive. 

What's the road frontage? You need 40' frontage for a conforming lot. Anything smaller will need special variance.

There are a lot of 30' lots aroynd here. You'll then have 2' setbacks on either side, which will allow you to build up to 26' wide. If it's a corner lot you'll have 4' setback on street side.

Is it an infill lot and has it previously had a house on it? Then you'll have a water meter somewhere and will be easier to get power. 

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