starts at $1,099 / address
How many times did you wish there was an easy and cost efficient way to show the potential of your empty lot listing?
Here it is! Get full analysis along with visuals to show how much could be built on a lot based on the local planning regulations, in just 48h and at a fraction of the cost.
Bring out the best out of the listings with an empty lot or listings that have a tear down house on a lot. Show to the prospective buyers what they could built with 3D views and new building’s area.
The power in marketing empty lot listings stay in the potential of building new structures on them. New House Report brings together all you need to showcase your listing’s potential to the buyers
Not having a clue what you may be allowed to build on a lot? New House Report gives you visuals and estimated building areas based on the local planning regulations.
Interested to put together a budget before starting to pay for professional fees? With New House Report in hand, you can call your General Contractor to start estimating your project cost.
Being helpful and pro-active has always paid off with more sales and more referrals. Potential buyers have high expectations and you have to go above and beyond anybody else. It’s not an easy job but our zoning analysis takes your services to a whole new level of professionalism that only deep pocket developers used to benefit from.
Assessor's office evaluate the property only for the land and the finished interior areas of the house. However, there are a lot more built areas on the property that the assessor's office doesn't include. This is where you find the "treasure box" to improve the property without a huge budget.
Fill out the form with your information and the property address, we’ll take it from there. No payment is required at this moment.
You'll receive a confirmation with the invoice payable on-line.
Your report is ready in just 48h from the moment we receive the payment.
Check out how Cece Doricko was able to get 24% or +$300,000 over asking price for her client by selling a residential property, located in a less desirable area.