Land investment in Gettysburg

Land investment in Gettysburg

Contractor · MD/PA · Member since 2020 · 14 posts · 1 vote

I have just shy of an acre lot in Gettysburg PA. We were looking into building for ourselves but have decided not too. Land moves pretty slow on the market. Lot stormwater and septic engineering have already been completed. Should we continue to hold out to sell or hold onto it? Or possibly other ideas?

Thanks.

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Investor · Dallas TX, United States · Member since 2014 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
6y

Other idea.  You could partner with a local developer.  You put up the land, they build the house, you split the profits.  You will probably have to target the small builders on this one. 

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  • Investor · Dallas TX, United States · Member since 2014 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    6y

    Other idea.  You could partner with a local developer.  You put up the land, they build the house, you split the profits.  You will probably have to target the small builders on this one. 

  • Contractor · MD/PA · Member since 2020 · 14 posts · 1 vote
    6y

    Are there any that frequent this forum or reaching out to them myself be best? Thanks for quick reply.

  • Investor · Dallas TX, United States · Member since 2014 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    6y

    You are going to need a developer in the Gettysburg area. For that, you might have to do a google search, or reach out to your local investor community. 

  • Realtor · Gettysburg, PA · Member since 2020 · 38 posts · 11 votes
    5y

    @Brian Wise you may want to reach out to Burkentine builders because they often build a house on land that is owned by someone else. And if that doesn’t appeal to you go ahead and put it on the market because you’ve already done things that many people haven’t done to their land and that’s more appealing. Also I am seeing More people buying land here in Adams County. 

  • Contractor · MD/PA · Member since 2020 · 14 posts · 1 vote
    5y

    We actually sold it a couple months back. Thanks.

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