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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Single family home on commercial/residential zoning
I have a meeting with a seller this Saturday. The issue I am having is that the property itself is 1448sf but the land it sits in is 21,200sf. Per the seller it has been zoned commercial/residential. The property is as sfh and in HCAD it is considered a residential property. The property needs a lot of work but how would I go on about getting a good comp for it?