{{contact.first_name}}, for every vacant lot in {{target_area}} I can pull the flood zone, how water and sewer reach it, and the permits filed within a mile from county parcel data, so pick two or three areas before you look at a single listing.

Here is why. Two lots a mile apart in {{target_area}} can have different answers on water, sewer, flood zone and road access. Those answers change what you can build and what the site work costs. The view comes last.

What I check on any area you give me:

• How many vacant lots are actually for sale right now, and at what asking prices (lot prices on the market are public, so I will send you real comps).
• Whether the lots sit on city water and sewer, a MUD, or well and septic.
• Flood zone on the parcels I would show you.
• What has been permitted or built within a mile, because that tells you who your neighbors will be.

We work from county parcel data on every lot, so this is a lookup for me, not a guess.

Which two or three areas are you weighing? Just hit reply and tell me. A list of towns or zip codes is plenty.

Or click here to reply with your areas

Jacob

Jacob Dow Builder Connect Group | CB&A, Realtors (346) 273-1143 jacob@builderconnect.net

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