SG22: Builders looking for Residential Lots in Portland Oregon.

Posted by Fred Stewart

Oregon Real Estate Wanted

Status: Active

Buyer SG22

Price: Will Depend On Property

Type: Buildable Residential Lots only

Size N/A

Bed: N/A

Bath: N/A

Lot Size: Any Size

Style: Infill/Urban Lots and Land

Financing:

All Cash, Seller Carry Options (Land Sales Contract and Personal Deed of Trust).

Pre-Approved:

All Cash or Seller Carry. Will depend on the sales price and zoning of property.

Location(s):

Portland Metro Area, Close in North, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast and Southwest Portland

Must Haves:

Property must be zoned residential.

Must be a build able lot.

Will consider Flag lots

Will consider properties with homes or structures located on it

Will Consider:

Homes with large lots

Multi Family properties on large lots

Will Not Consider:

Farm or Forrest Land.

Will not consider commercially zoned properties

Will not consider lots in which structures cannot be built on..

If you have a home…

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