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Rickey Miller Jr
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Killeen, TX
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The best way to evaluate Land?

Rickey Miller Jr
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Killeen, TX
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I’ve came across some lots and have been looking to possibly wholesale some land or even quite frankly if low enough to accept offer just buy and hold for myself. My question is possibly what’s the most effective way to price out land? I’m familiar with the county’s appraisals office and where I reside it’s not quite expensive to even hold but wanting to make sure I’m appraising it correctly. There are two empty lots off to the side on a known intersection in a city.

The owner has many lots/properties in this area and I have an appointment with in a couple of hours and is willing to let a few go so just wanting to get some ideas on how to price land. Thank you and I appreciate the responses.

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