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Selecting a Lot I often get calls from people just desperate to buy a lot in a rural area. 'I just need an acre where I can put a mobile home' is the commonest request. People like that are less selective than the high-end buyer who wants to build an 8000 square foot palace in the best area of town. It is important to list the most important priorities, and if these are addressed from day one, the prospective buyer can save a lot of heartache. Here are some questions to ask.
Sometimes the best location is impracticable. I found a lot for a client recently that was just breathtaking. The views went on forever, the property already had a small home on it that could be removed, leaving all the utilities in place, and the access driveway was already blacktopped. But to get to the lot, the road was just about the scariest 2 miles of switchback I've ever encountered. Needless to say, the client didn't buy the lot! |
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