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How to hit a home run with empty city lot

Dan Oconnell
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Hi everyone! I am seeking advice on what to do with the empty lot I was gifted when investing in my first house hack duplex. I have owned the property since 2015 and it has been a great cash flow. We are closing on another property this week and I keep thinking in the back of my head. Buy more properties? Or build a multi family on that lot. Currently my portfolio consists of the duplex, the single family home w/ guest house we are closing on Friday, and our primary residence which is a SF 3/2. We like the buy and hold and think we are in a pretty good market. I am working a full time job and raising a family. Looking to reach financial freedom and wondering how to hit a home run with that empty lot. Thanks!

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Michaela G.
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Michaela G.
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Don t know your area,    but here there's no general residential zoning. Residential neighnorhoods are zoned for sfh or duplexes etc.

My neighborhood has a lot of duplexes, which used to he zoned for that. Zoning changed to sfh in 2005 and those duplexes are now grandfathered in. But I wouldn't be able to build a new duplex.

Roadfrontage is also very important. If current zoning requires 60' road frontage and your lot only has 50....the. That's a problem.

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