Buying Vacant Land on Which to Build
Maybe your dream home hasn't actually been built yet -- but you can locate a piece of land on which to bring it into being. Read on for how to do so intelligently, avoiding some of the common issues that come with land that hasn't yet been used for a home.
Investigating Vacant Land Before You Buy
Investigating Vacant Land Before You Buy
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Buyer's Checklist for Purchasing Vacant Land
What to investigate before buying vacant land on which to build, and who can help you.
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Buying Vacant Land: Will You Need a Septic System?
A sewer connection could be key to making your land purchase a good place on which to build a house.
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Buying Vacant Land: Will You Have Water?
Look into whether you'll be able to tap into a public water supply or a community well before you finalize your vacant land purchase.
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Before Buying Vacant Land: Yes, You Need a Survey
Looking at a vacant piece of property isn't enough to tell you what you're really buying.
Paying for Vacant Land and Construction
Paying for Vacant Land and Construction
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Why Financing the Construction of a New Home Could Involve More Than One Loan
An overview of the types of loans most buyers of vacant land use for purchase and construction.
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Closing Procedures for Vacant Land Purchase
Making sure that all contract contingencies have been met and you're getting what you paid for when you close on your purchase of raw land.
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