GET A LAND SURVEY -
The land survey needs to include the property boundaries and the location of any improvements such as buildings, paving, or fences.

What to look for in a land survey:
- Identify any easements, building setbacks, or other restrictions on the property, which will affect your use and future development of the site.
- Include a written description for the property deed, because properties often lack visual boundary markers like an iron rod in the ground.
- Determine whether or not your home is in a floodplain. If a house is in a floodplain, the surveyor will also provide an elevation certificate, which includes your home's floor elevation as well as the lowest and highest ground elevations near the house.

LAND LISTING RESOURCES:

1 - www.landandfarm.com

2 - www.landsofamerica.com

3 - www.citytocitycre.com

4 - www.landadvisor.com

5 - http://w-retail.com

6 - http://www.nathanandassociatesinc.com

7 - http://www.derito.com

WHEN BUYING OR SELLING LAND, CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:

- Sewer to property

- Water to property

- Electric to property

- Flood Irrigation

- Zoning

- Restrictions

- Utility (gas, trash, etc.)

- Easements (power line, underground line, etc.)

- Encumbrances

"The home buying & selling process BEGINS and FINISH with ME, so that there is no interruption throughout the process.” - LONG M. NGUYEN