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Paul Charles Bayliss
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  • New to Real Estate
  • McAllen, TX
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Curbside Effects of a Properties Location on it's Plot

Paul Charles Bayliss
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  • New to Real Estate
  • McAllen, TX
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Question: How could this properties physical location on its lot affect the ARV/Curbside appeal/ability to resell the property?

Background: I am currently looking at evaluating and possibly placing an offer on a distressed property in a small town in SE Texas. The property is physically located in-between and behind two other homes. I provided a geometric drawing of the lot and surrounding lots to provide a visual. The blue rectangle is the property in question and the gray is the street. It is approximately 20 yds from the street to the front of the residence, the area leading to it being the driveway.

I don't have any worries at this time concerning the rehab, however I have never seen how this layout could affect the above metrics.

What do y'all think about this?

  • Paul Charles Bayliss
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