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Land due diligence, explained plainly.
Notes on what actually determines whether a piece of rural land can be built on — road access, power, internet, water, septic, zoning, and flood risk — written by the people who build that infrastructure for a living.
How Much Does It Really Cost to Get Power to Rural Land?
Free-footage allowances, overhead versus underground, pole spacing, and transformer upgrades — why quotes for the same distance come back thousands of dollars apart, and why no online calculator can give you a real number.
Read the article →The 7 Things That Can Make Rural Land Unbuildable (And How to Check Before You Buy)
Almost every reason rural land turns out to be unbuildable falls into one of seven categories — legal access, power distance, internet, water, soil, zoning, and flood risk. Every one of them is checkable before you make an offer.
Read the article →Start with the free checklist
The 7-Point Land Buildability Checklist walks through every category above, step by step. About 30 minutes to run through on any parcel.
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