He wasted my time, quoted a price per square foot estimate and city fees.

So look at sales per square foot prices, as well as cap rates.  

Just my opinion, but I think Zillow is shooting themselves in the foot with this move.

They have small units with great frontage- Looking at $2 a foot NNN.

Or this can be held for rental income.For 6 3bed 2 bath homes, building at about $130/foot @ 1400 sq ft = $182,000 × 6 = 1,092,000 + 545,000 land = $1,637,000 build and acquisition cost.

Without having to do Concrete roads, frost free footings, inspections, etc.The Appraiser also kicked it up due to all of the Californians moving in both needing Storage and increasing the price for storage locations. 

There is approx a 4 foot space between my home and the row-house next to it. 

Hello BP Community Very Belated Happy New Year I am seeking advice for first-time Real Estate investment, as I am starting out and my goal is to start building my portfolio and want to get my foot wet by doing my first deal. 

They both can work extremely well - and they both provide a great opportunity in terms of getting your foot into the real estate investing world.

An 80-foot tall oak tree with six other smaller trees close by are somehow able to support this sky high mansion.