Land can be a great investment and the first step in building your dream home. Purchasing a lot isn’t a decision one should make lightly; without research, a thorough checklist and due diligence, a plot of land can turn into a money pit or a labyrinth of paperwork and legal fees. Here is what to look for before you sign the deed on your lot.
Published September 28, 2019, Updated December 3, 2020
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