It does depend on if we are talking about something turn of the 20th century, or a much newer place.  

They had mentioned that around 10 of them are total teardowns, so my first order of business would be to get them off the lot so they are no longer "attractive nuisances" and potentially look at the Century 21 program for getting new homes on that I have seen discussed a couple of times in this forum.  

It’s a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom Charles DuBois mid-century modern architectural with a little over 2200 square feet.

I actually will be working as a real estate agent for century 21 in the next few weeks and I am from Fort Wayne which is about an hour from you.so maybe we could connect and get to know what Each other's thoughts are on things and how we could help each other out.

We build in Chaleston SC and there are set back and encroachment issue on virtually every infill lot we build on.. we handle those with easements. its pretty standard there.. but these lots were created a century or more ago.if you in CA and its a post 50's subdivision with lot and block it should be pretty vanilla

Look into Century 21.

The old White Flint Mall stomping grounds will probably be the same, once their century long pissing match with Lord & Taylor is figured out for good.As I said in another post (and some got butthurt cause it’s the truth) Bethesda’s golden years for retail investment purposes are gone for the most part.The opportunities will probably be more towards Silver Spring, Bowie, etc.

We also unfortunately can't run around to find "the deal of the century" where we would make tons of money on the purchase itself.

My father, who just passed away this year, helped start the company called Century 21.

@Luke Shaw , depending on where you live, you might want to go in person to Century 21 SGR - South Loop location.