Send us your address or parcel ID and we send back a report on that lot: flood zone, utilities, what the county has on record, and what is being built nearby. A sample report is below, so you can see exactly what you get before you send anything.
One page, one lot. The example below uses a fictional lot, not a real property. Items in yellow are filled in from county records for your lot.
What it means for your slab height, insurance and lender, in one sentence.
Whether you are in a MUD, whether a septic system is likely, and which utility serves the lot. Tap fees and runs are priced when a builder quotes. Construction range: [RANGE TO BE SET BY JACOB].
Plat, deed restrictions, easements, and any open permit or violation tied to the parcel.
Recent residential permits close to your lot and which builders pulled them. This is how you see who already works your area.
One-time close or draws. A one-time close rolls the lot and the build into one loan at closing. A draw loan pays the builder in stages as work is finished. Which fits depends on whether you own the lot outright, and your lender sets the terms.
If the lot looks buildable, we can match you to builders who build in your area. You decide whether to talk to any of them.
We are a buyer's representative. We do not build homes. If you want to build, we match you to the builder that fits your lot and your plan.
Within the timeframe we confirm after you submit. Jacob reviews it before it goes out.
A short call or email: what the lot needs, what it may cost a builder to prepare, and which decisions come first.
Builders who build in your county and on lots like yours. You compare. You choose, or you walk away.