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A development play: 0.74 acre in North Tampa with the ability to split into four 8,000+ sq ft lots per the seller — the house is a bonus.
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A 0.74-acre parcel (32,250 sq ft) in North Tampa's 33612 carrying a 1,488 sq ft three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath home built in 1925. The value proposition is the land: per the seller, the parcel can be split into four lots of 8,000+ sq ft each.
The house itself has 20+ year roof and AC and is vacant at close — treat any contribution from the structure as conservative. This card carries no spread badge because the exit is a development underwrite, not a renovation comp set: your numbers depend on the split, entitlements and buildout math.
Verify the lot-split feasibility with the county as step one of due diligence.
Ask and we will pull county sold comps and underwrite this deal with you before you offer.
Terms are typical for these opportunities — exact figures and title company confirmed with your offer.
No. These are off-market opportunities shared privately with our buyer network before they ever hit the open market — so you avoid bidding wars and retail competition.
Yes — walkthroughs are by appointment. Reach out and we'll coordinate access or share a walkthrough video where one is available.
A signed agreement, proof of funds, and an earnest-money deposit. Cash or hard-money / private financing moves fastest.
ARV and rehab figures on most listings come from the seller, and we label them that way rather than presenting them as our own analysis. Ask, and we will pull county sold comps and underwrite the deal with you before you make an offer. On some listings that work is already done.
As fast as title allows. Quick, clean closings are preferred and often part of securing the best price.
All figures (after-repair value, rehab estimates, rents, and spreads) are estimates provided for investor convenience and are not guaranteed. Buyers should perform their own due diligence and verify all numbers, condition, square footage, and zoning independently. Property offered for off-market sale; details subject to change or prior sale.