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Residential vacant land development

Richard Robertson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Commack, NY
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Hello all! A friend and I are considering acquiring 21 acres of vacant land upstate ny, supposedly without utilities access. As we both have zero experience when it comes to land development we are both consuming as much literature on it as possible. Was hoping some of you more experienced in land development could perhaps suggest some more literature and maybe the steps we should take in doing our due diligence on this property. Considering the area it is in we were thinking of developing multiple str’s possibly in the tiny home/cabin category but are open to other suggestions as well.

Looking forward to hearing from you all thanks in advance!!

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Doniel Winter
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Doniel Winter
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Also, Jay Hinrichs has a podcast on developing raw land, worth listening to.

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