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Cheap land - too good to be true?
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PP is just part of the equation. What about access rights?
So many other factors....0 -
- Why is the current owner selling it, rather than doing as you plan?
- Why has no-one else bought it and done as you plan?
I would hazzard a guess that if it was possible to do as you plan, it would have been done by already. If it hasn't been done, it's probably safe to say it can't be done.
And anyway, what is it they say about things that sound too good to be true...?0 -
In the right move listing it saysIt's quite normal for plots to start with a low guide price. If they really were that cheap people would be snapping them up.
Just last week I was looking at this
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/commercial-property-for-sale/property-59662285.html
If it were really only £2000 I'd snap these up.
A Parcel of Two Adjacent Plots of Land. Potential for Development (subject to obtaining all necessary consents)
In effect they are offering a fraction of an acre of land where you take your chances that anything can be done to it. £2000 seems a lot for that.0
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