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Breshawn Hawthorne
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How to Evaluate a tear down

Breshawn Hawthorne
  • New to Real Estate
  • Charlotte NC
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Wondering how to evaluate a tear down that will be a wholesale deal. should i call around to builders and ask how much it would cost per Sqft to build in that area ? or comp a house that was previously torn down and built. Also is this the same as finding out how much someone would pay just for the dirt or is that a little bit different. Hope that makes sense. 

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Charlie MacPherson
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Charlie MacPherson
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@Breshawn Hawthorne Actually, you're looking at lot value minus demo and removal costs.

Around here for an average size cape or colonial, we figure around $35K.

Don't forget, you'll likely need approvals from the town to demo and also for whatever you plan to build there.  I wouldn't jump in until I had that all under control - or I'd make my offer contingent of obtaining the necessary approvals and permits.

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