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by: Adam Coyle
With today's focus on investing in and flipping homes, there is an investment that has become lost in the glamour of high profile home flipping. The purchase of has always been one of the more secure forms of real estate investment, and if you are looking for a long-term asset is perfect. There are numerous ways you can go about making a profit off your purchase of land, but most involve proper zoning and selling to the right person or company.
Before you purchase any parcel of land, do some research into the zoning of the area. Find out if it is zoned for residential, commercial or both. Finding something that is zoned for both is a great find because it gives you the widest array of options when selling. Also try to find out if there are any liens or easements on the property, this information will be critical when selling. Now consider the area that the is in, is it an area that is likely to be developed? How does it match up in terms of location and proximity to amenities existing or proposed?
Also try to find out how the surrounding has appreciated in the past years. If the area you are looking at has seen a push on development there is a good chance that will be selling for a premium price as the development continues. To make your more attractive to buyers, try clearing it yourself (if possible). Having all scrub and stumps removed is an attractive aspect to developers as it will save them time and money in the long run. Prospecting on the value of can really pay off in the end if done correctly. development companies will pay top dollar for in the right place so do your homework and good luck!
Adam Coyle is a representative of Smith Bowden Real Estate, serving the Madison, Wisconsin real estate community. Smith Bowden specializes in helping buyers invest in properties and expand their real estate portfolios.
by: Adam Coyle
Before you purchase any parcel of land, do some research into the zoning of the area. Find out if it is zoned for residential, commercial or both. Finding something that is zoned for both is a great find because it gives you the widest array of options when selling. Also try to find out if there are any liens or easements on the property, this information will be critical when selling. Now consider the area that the is in, is it an area that is likely to be developed? How does it match up in terms of location and proximity to amenities existing or proposed?
Also try to find out how the surrounding has appreciated in the past years. If the area you are looking at has seen a push on development there is a good chance that will be selling for a premium price as the development continues. To make your more attractive to buyers, try clearing it yourself (if possible). Having all scrub and stumps removed is an attractive aspect to developers as it will save them time and money in the long run. Prospecting on the value of can really pay off in the end if done correctly. development companies will pay top dollar for in the right place so do your homework and good luck!
Adam Coyle is a representative of Smith Bowden Real Estate, serving the Madison, Wisconsin real estate community. Smith Bowden specializes in helping buyers invest in properties and expand their real estate portfolios.
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