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- madirish0
that will work to your benefit on some things, but i have a feeling it really will not change the price of the land (really what you are looking for i know). undeveloped land has a tendency to be pretty insular (sp?) from the realestate market historically, especially if it is already zoned and tagged as residential and has utilities in-line or near-by for t-ing into.
this is partly due to the concept that the market commodity of shelter is highly subjective and fluxuates based on the demand aspect of the curve, whereby terra is somewhat loosly regulated by the state in the form of value w/in the larger zone/zip. it is a linear curve that just states how much is available and what it is ajacent to and/or what it would increase by should one of those first variables change on an annual basis.
god damn, do i sound like i grew up with someone who works in this area or what? i have to get out more...