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Boone McEntire
  • Nunnelly, TN
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House values (Stick house, timber frame, log)

Boone McEntire
  • Nunnelly, TN
Posted

I have been wanting to get into real estate. But one thing I did want to do is buy land and build on it. And so I wanted to hear what you all said about the values of houses on property.

I am just going to make up a house build and see what you think the values of them are. 

The houses are brand new, 4 bedroom, 2 bath. It has a full-size basement and small attic (crawl space). The houses are made of Log, Timber frame and stick (Maybe the wrong term. But that is what I used in construction regarding building made of something like 2x4 with drywall)

I know that you really can't give a great value since this is all made up. But I was trying to see which type of house would value.

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