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Ashley Turner
  • Investor
  • Greensboro, NC
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Trying to wholsale 14 acre property in NC

Ashley Turner
  • Investor
  • Greensboro, NC
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Ok, I found this 14 acre property in NC (FSBO) heirs looking to sell. Home needs updating and decluttering. Currently, has livestock on property that is "mowing the lawn" for a price. Looked up tax record found assessed value and compared to surrounding areas. Unfortunately, there are not a lot of properties in the area to go on ( range 130 - 193K), these numbers were based on Zillow and tax assessed value. Owner claims original price of property was 500K.

I did inform the owner based on the research that I have done 500K is probably not possible.  So, my question is how do I put together a reasonable and sound price, without insulting the owner with little comps that are available?  Good news, I can see the potential for income production from livestock or land development.  

Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks!

  • Ashley Turner
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