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A lil bit of info can ruin a whole county!

So check this out,

I am working on a county that one of my buyers said he liked
On a side note, never buy land in an area because someone asked for it.

Only buy land that passes all the sniff tests that I showed you in the training.

I doesn’t matter if its a repeat buyer or some random prospect….

They rarely follow thru with their purchase, wasting your time, energy and sometimes money.

Anyway, I started to work a new county months ago.

I have a handful of leads, ready to sell, so I started to do some “pre-marketing”

(and if you aint doing pre-marketing, it could be why your lots take so long to sell)

One of the leads let me know of some newer building restrictions on lots under 1 acre of size.

The thing is, a lot of the lots I have in this area are infill lots since the people who land here want to build homes on them.

But, since they are under 1 acre, they cant be used for the only reason someone would buy them for!

Lucky for me, I have sold lots in this county before that was under an acre, but do I want to deal with another thing that can slow down a sale?

Think about it!

A common question you get for infill lots are:

  1. what are the building restrictions?
  2. can I put a mobile home on the lot?
  3. can I live in a camper as I build on the lot?

If the answer to these questions is “no” then that shrinks your buyers pool.

A smaller buyer pool means slower sales and selling for less $$$$

Do you see how a lil bit of info can ruin a whole county for you?

Anyway, I seen the info the prospect told me about on the planning and zoning website, but I want to call the county first to verify and see what my options are.

Depending on how that conversation goes will dictate how I move forward in that county.

Either way, before you hand over any money to buy a lot, make sure that the lot will be easily sold.

-Coach Vic