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Todd Summers
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  • layton, UT
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deal analysis help weber county

Todd Summers
  • Investor
  • layton, UT
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is $42,000.00 an acre a decent price for farm land in west weber county. the land has utilities on both sides but nearest city sewer connection is a mile away. the purpose of this land is future devolopement for multifamily units. i am searching for deals for an investor friend of mine and not sure if this is even worth bringing to him.  its not on the mls i just happened to stumble across this while talking to some local farmers.

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