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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
First time home buyer need suggestions for grounding up a primary
As you know, Seattle real estate is hot and looking to buy a duplex house in Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland or Bothell for around 2400 Sft. My budget is 650k. I can stretch a 100k more.
I am having hard time to find anything and don't want to spend 800k for a duplex in these areas. I came across BP while doing research about grounding up a house. I have taken the beginner's video course here and looking forward to learn more from this community.
I have found one flat land in Kenmore for 250k and am wondering if I could ground up my primary house by investing 400-500k to build house that I would like to.
1) Can I be able to build a house with that budget in Kenmore ?
2) What are the primary red flags I should be keeping an eye out for?
I am looking forward to connect with people with similar experience around Greater Seattle and would appreciate any references