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Tip #11: If you are interested in reselling property find out if there are any comps available
If you are purchasing property expecting to resell it elsewhere for a profit, your research ... more
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Tip #10: Get to know the County Assessor's Office
The assessor’s office is responsible for discovery, identification and location of taxable property within their area. They usually set... more
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Tip #9: Does the county allow alternative options like holding tanks or advanced treatment systems?
Don’t be afraid to pick up the phone and ask your questions. The internet can also be... more
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Tip #8: Ask Questions!
Are there any improvements or structures on it?
Are there any encumbrances against it?
What fees are you being charged by the seller and ... more
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Tip #7: Is there a dedicated easement to the property?
It is important to find out if there is a road or dedicated easement to the property. What condition is the road to the property in... more
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Tip #6: Find out what size the property is
Usually this is either stated in terms of acres or how many square feet a building lot is. Make sure that it is big enough to build on first of ... more
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Tip #5: Find out whose name is the property is under!
Make sure you do your research to determine whose name the property is in. The assessor’s records correct are not always cor... more
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Tip #4: Research the property photos!
Are the pictures of the property or of the area 100 miles away? There can be a huge difference between plush green forests and dry desert with... more
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Tip #3: Find out if the taxes and dues are paid current!
Tax payment information can be easily obtained through the county treasurer’s office.
Are there any or POA ... more
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Tip #2: What is a Deed?
A deed is a document that plays a very important role in real estate ownership.
It is a document that if done correctly will transfer ownership of th... more
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Tip #1: Do your own due diligence!
Some might say it’s those words sellers hide behind but what does it really mean?! It means you better research for yourself the property you are buy... more
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