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$495,000

4810 Belmont Ave, Dallas, TX, 75204

Off Market

0 Bath

Unimproved Land

Highlights

Interior

Bathrooms 0

Exterior

Lot Size4,656 sqft

Land Information

APN00000193696000000

Lot Number3

Land UseResidential

Legal DescriptionRICK & HURTS NORTH FITZHUGH AVE BLK 3/2001 LOT 3 INT202400069705 DD04042024 CO-DC 2001 003 00300 1002001 003

Census Tract000802

Assessed Land Value$302,640

Assessment Year2025

About this property

Unlock the potential of urban living with this rare real estate gem located in the heart of Dallas, Texas. Boasting three lots, this property presents an exceptional opportunity for a visionary investor or developer to create a cutting-edge multifamily development, zoned Multifamily District 2. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to shape the future of urban living in Dallas. Survey available upon request. Address details are 4806, 4810, 4816 Belmont. 4806 has older single family home, which could be utilized temporarily.

Investor Tools

$495,000

Estimated Property Value

$0Estimated Mortgage Balance

$495,000Estimated Equity

100% equity

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Estimated ARV (After-Repair Value)

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Rent-to-Value Ratio: 0.72%

Rent Estimate

$5,400 /month

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Cash Flow Estimate:

$1,800 /month

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Financing Details

Estimated Taxes & Insurance

HOA Fees

Interest Rate Assumption

$727/month

No HOA

5.947%

Tax Information

Annual Taxes

Assessed Value

Assessment Year

Assessed Land

Assessed Improvement

Market Value

Tax Delinquent

$6,244

$302,640

2025

$302,640

N/A

$302,640

No

Tax History

Year

Tax Paid

Assessed Value

2024

$6,244

$302,640

Equity Summary

Est. Mortgage Balance

Est. Equity

Equity %

LTV

Est. Monthly Payment

N/A

$495,000

100%

0%

$0/mo

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