How much is it to buy 30 acres in Humble, TX?
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It's pretty expensive (for Texas), being that about 9.30 acres are going for around 2.6 million.  I don't see anything close to 35 acres selling around there.  Good luck!
714423
Today's homeowners are looking for one large, spacious, uncluttered, sparkling clean kitchen.  People today do not use their kitchens in the same way as was done years ago when a second kitchen, or "summer kitchen" was a cool feature.  The approximate value of having a legal commercial kitchen on your property is specific to your local area.  The need in your local area will determine the value.\n\nIt's hard to say that your property value would increase by $30,000 because it cost that much to buy and install the equipment.  Your main house should have a large, beautiful, (remodeled) modern kitchen with lots of stainless steel fixtures.  Remodeling your main house kitchen is what can add the most to your property value, up to 150% of remodeling costs you expend.  \n\nThe large commercial kitchen is of value to people who are looking to produce income, or who are in the food preparation business.  Caterers, bakers, restaurant owners, and chefs.   Also, someone planning to have a large garden on the acre of land, and grow food, might appreciate having the extra kitchen, and large storage coolers, as well.   Online food sellers are now a hot business opportunity niche.  They usually need a commercial kitchen to prepare their product.  Florists also use large coolers and need extra storage space.  \n\nCheck with your zoning board if one person can own the property and someone else can rent and run the kitchen.  If you advertise in your newspaper a commercial kitchen For Rent, the response you receive may help you discover how popular the feature is in your immediate area.  Explain to people who respond with interest that you don't use the kitchen any more, you are planning to sell your property, any lease would begin after the house was sold, and would be contigent upon approval by the new owner.  As you begin to gather names, someone interested in renting the kitchen area may decide to buy the entire property, or they may know someone looking for this kind of value who would partner with them.\n\nThe point is to get the word out, and market your property specifically to those in the food, preparation, and refrigerated products industry.  Do this in addition advertising to those in the general real estate market.  There are non-profit groups that could have funding available specifically designated for maintaining a commercial kitchen \n\nI would not change or convert the kitchen before you put the property up for sale.  You say there is already plenty of other garage space, and storage space on the property.  I am sure most buyers would appreciate having the upgraded electric, or gas service, and fire safety equipment even if they didn't plan on using the kitchen space.  Having a list of prospective renters to give to the the new owners may actually increase the value of your property in the eyes of some people. Let the new owner decide if they want to keep the kitchen, or convert it back to gargage space.\n\nIf it turns out that interest in the commercial kitchen is low, either you or the new owner can sell kitchen equipment to raise extra money.  It's possible this could even help the prospective buyer pay closing costs as an incentive towards the sale.
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The absolute easiest way to do it is to stick a sign in the ground that says 'land for sale'.  It sounds to me like you're not a real estate person so I would suggest that you consult a real estate agent and let them sell it.  I think Foxwood is around 2 to 3% of the sale price for their fee.
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Approx\nUS$30,000- 45,900
394271
depends on condition, location, size and amenities;  SW probably around 10000 DW probably around 17000 from an individual in good condition.  NADA has a mobile home value guide.  Email me w/ specifics and I'll look it up for you in the NADA guide.
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probably around 40,000 dollars
250071
Call a real estate agent in the area.  They can do a CMA (Comparative Market Analysis) which should give you a pretty decent idea of property values there.
193930
Yes - Land in Eastern Arizona near Show Low and Concho, AZ for around $1,000 - $2,000 an acre and now there is a development going in.......there is a link to the tax sale land and the tax lien sale on the website - amazing 30 minutes away the land is very expensive.\n\nhttp://www.conchorealestate.com
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No more than 30 cents.
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I work Fort Worth, that's going to be tough to find at that price.  \n\nEmail me at rodbaker@fwrealtor.com, and I'll try and help you find something.
96842
That depends on the part of the country. It can range from $25K to $75K. location is key.
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about 20 to 30 thousand dollars
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Approximately $35 million for the house and property.
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Ebay for about 30 bucks!
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Depending on location, it varies. I've seen it as low as $1.13 per square foot in Tustin to $6 per square foot in Irvine.\n\nE-mail me what you're looking for and I'll find it for you.\n\nRegards
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My daughter is going to Kentucky this weekend to check it out\n\nShe has found a 1 1/2 acre, 5 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath just remodeled for $89,900.00!!!!!!!!!!!!
911956
Dont laugh! I bought 10 million acres in 1999 for $1,000.00 \nsomething different