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Old 07-19-2007, 02:42 PM
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Hi I was wondering if there is such a thing as a parcel of land(1 acre or under)for $20,000 or less.The areas I'm interested in is the Lake Norman area and the counties that surround it.I know LKN has become very expensive over the past few years but maybe the Troutman area of Iredell or Lincoln or Catawba counties.We want to invest in land now to build on in the next few years.Thanks for any input
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Old 07-19-2007, 02:51 PM
 
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your best bet would be probably try the realty search engine sites
like trulia.com or realtor.com and make sure to just check land as the option.
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Old 07-19-2007, 03:20 PM
 
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Default LKN land for $20,000

I am listing a parcel in Salisbury for 25,000. I cant speak for the seller but we can submit your offer.I also have a home in Statesville for32,000.
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Old 07-25-2007, 07:58 PM
 
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If your seeking a single parcel, you're price is low ball...I buy/develop/build in Iredell, etc and can tell you that most of the parcels in your quoted price are undesirable, unbuildable(because of perc), or will require site work that will add cost prior to building which equates to a higher price...the going rate for a decent parcel is more like 25-35K being conservative...most large tracts have been subdivided and the Development Standards change almost every friggin' day, it seemsLOL and roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutterrs cost us developers BIG money...Iredell County taxes quality land at around $25K+ today...and most small parcels are long since sold, built or not zoned properly...if you have any Q's I'd be gald to answer, but set your price range a little higher...there are no more steals in this area, as the building has been going on for nearly 15 years since Duke sold off LKN Iredell properties and got this ball rolling...Best of luck.
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Old 07-25-2007, 08:45 PM
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If your seeking a single parcel, you're price is low ball...I buy/develop/build in Iredell, etc and can tell you that most of the parcels in your quoted price are undesirable, unbuildable(because of perc), or will require site work that will add cost prior to building which equates to a higher price...the going rate for a decent parcel is more like 25-35K being conservative...most large tracts have been subdivided and the Development Standards change almost every friggin' day, it seemsLOL and roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutterrs cost us developers BIG money...Iredell County taxes quality land at around $25K+ today...and most small parcels are long since sold, built or not zoned properly...if you have any Q's I'd be gald to answer, but set your price range a little higher...there are no more steals in this area, as the building has been going on for nearly 15 years since Duke sold off LKN Iredell properties and got this ball rolling...Best of luck.

Thanks for all the info.I had a feeling some of the parcels I was seeing were too good to be true.
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Old 07-26-2007, 09:11 AM
 
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If your seeking a single parcel, you're price is low ball...I buy/develop/build in Iredell, etc and can tell you that most of the parcels in your quoted price are undesirable, unbuildable(because of perc), or will require site work that will add cost prior to building which equates to a higher price...the going rate for a decent parcel is more like 25-35K being conservative...most large tracts have been subdivided and the Development Standards change almost every friggin' day, it seemsLOL and roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutterrs cost us developers BIG money...Iredell County taxes quality land at around $25K+ today...and most small parcels are long since sold, built or not zoned properly...if you have any Q's I'd be gald to answer, but set your price range a little higher...there are no more steals in this area, as the building has been going on for nearly 15 years since Duke sold off LKN Iredell properties and got this ball rolling...Best of luck.
Yes, 1 acre in Iredell/Rowan will be ~$70,000.

Let me know if you're interested.
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