Thanks Jeff! I appreciate you saying that, and glad you're finding this series helpful! Let me know if you have any questions on this info, I'm happy to help 😄
Hi Dave! I'm glad you find our videos helpful. We are trying to provide valuable content to help you in your land buying journey. 🙂 You can visit www.compasslandusa.com/ and join our VIP group to be the first to know of our new properties and Blogs! ✅✅
Hi! Thank you for watching our video and sharing your positive feedback! 🙂 We are trying to provide valuable content for you. Glad you like it! You can see all of our available properties at: www.compasslandusa.com/property/ and also visit www.compasslandusa.com/ and join our VIP group to be the first to know of our new properties! ✅✅
Hi Ahmad! Thank you for the kind words. We're going to add that to our future expansion plan. 🙂 You can visit our website at www.compasslandusa.com/ and join our VIP group to be the first to know of our new properties! ✅✅
Hello I saw all your videos they were very helpful but if I do decide to move forward on buy a piece of land how do I do the purchase? Give the land owner a call make and offer n pay all the back taxes and liens do I need a lawyer or what ? Can you please let me know … I’ll really appreciate thanks!
Hi Robert! Glad you found our videos helpful! that's pretty much it. you can give the owner a call and see if they're willing to sell. you may need a lawyer or paralegal to help you draft contracts and an agreement to buy the land. once you have signed contracts you can forward them to a title company to facilitate the transfer. i wouldn't recommend transferring the property yourself, unless you're really sure of what you're doing, because that could create issues with the title. good luck!
For sure! To find the slope of something (in this case the surface of the land) you need to first identify 2 points on your surface, in the video we used the property edges per the county GIS map. Between these 2 points, you need to find the total change in height ('rise') and the length between the points ('run'). The formula for slope is rise divided by run. We will multiply the result of this by 100% to get our slope as a percentage. slope = rise / run = 20 / 257 = 0.07782101167 * 100$ = 7.782101167 % I rounded down to 7% in the video for simplicity. Does this help clear things up?
Contour maps (or topographic maps) make it possible to show the height, shape, and the steepness of the terrain you'll be building your future home on, on paper. Building planners use this to understand the terrain and make informed decisions regarding land use, resource management, and infrastructure development.
You can find out about future real estate developments in your area by checking with your local city planning department or municipal government. They often have information about upcoming projects, zoning changes, and development plans. You can also keep an eye on local news sources, community meetings, and real estate websites for announcements about upcoming developments. Additionally, reaching out to local real estate agents or developers may provide insight into future projects in your area.
Hi! I'm not an expert in this area, so I can't say definitively what the pros and cons are. But I found this article that might be good for you - vittana.org/16-biggest-pros-and-cons-of-an-unincorporated-town Hope this helps! 🙂
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Your series of tips are coming in quite handy....they do a great job of filtering out "BS" property sales.
Thanks Jeff! I appreciate you saying that, and glad you're finding this series helpful! Let me know if you have any questions on this info, I'm happy to help 😄
Well said!
very informative
Hi! Thank you for watching our video and sharing your positive feedback! 🙂 We are trying to provide valuable content for you. Glad you like it!
What does the 7% indicate? How would that influence decisions made on the property? Would there be a percentage that would be a red flag for example?
Good teaching on how to use the county topography map, I like how you measured the hill height.
Hi Dave! I'm glad you find our videos helpful. We are trying to provide valuable content to help you in your land buying journey. 🙂
You can visit www.compasslandusa.com/ and join our VIP group to be the first to know of our new properties and Blogs! ✅✅
Thanks for this information, it very useful
Hi! Thank you for watching our video and sharing your positive feedback! 🙂 We are trying to provide valuable content for you. Glad you like it!
You can see all of our available properties at: www.compasslandusa.com/property/ and also visit www.compasslandusa.com/ and join our VIP group to be the first to know of our new properties! ✅✅
Thanks for the videos, very helpful. Do you have this videos about houses instead of lots?
Great job. Wish you were in Dallas!
Hi Ahmad! Thank you for the kind words. We're going to add that to our future expansion plan. 🙂 You can visit our website at www.compasslandusa.com/ and join our VIP group to be the first to know of our new properties! ✅✅
Hello I saw all your videos they were very helpful but if I do decide to move forward on buy a piece of land how do I do the purchase? Give the land owner a call make and offer n pay all the back taxes and liens do I need a lawyer or what ? Can you please let me know … I’ll really appreciate thanks!
Hi Robert! Glad you found our videos helpful! that's pretty much it. you can give the owner a call and see if they're willing to sell. you may need a lawyer or paralegal to help you draft contracts and an agreement to buy the land. once you have signed contracts you can forward them to a title company to facilitate the transfer. i wouldn't recommend transferring the property yourself, unless you're really sure of what you're doing, because that could create issues with the title. good luck!
I found a piece of property that only has the location and the lot#. Where do I find the parcel#?
Appraisal office;
How did you get the 7%? Please if you could explain that if possible?
For sure! To find the slope of something (in this case the surface of the land) you need to first identify 2 points on your surface, in the video we used the property edges per the county GIS map.
Between these 2 points, you need to find the total change in height ('rise') and the length between the points ('run'). The formula for slope is rise divided by run. We will multiply the result of this by 100% to get our slope as a percentage.
slope = rise / run = 20 / 257 = 0.07782101167 * 100$ = 7.782101167 %
I rounded down to 7% in the video for simplicity. Does this help clear things up?
What is the use for finding out the topography?
Contour maps (or topographic maps) make it possible to show the height, shape, and the steepness of the terrain you'll be building your future home on, on paper. Building planners use this to understand the terrain and make informed decisions regarding land use, resource management, and infrastructure development.
@@CompassLandUSA Thank you! I watched all of the six part series and found it very educational. Great work!
Where can I research to see up and coming development in the area???
You can find out about future real estate developments in your area by checking with your local city planning department or municipal government. They often have information about upcoming projects, zoning changes, and development plans. You can also keep an eye on local news sources, community meetings, and real estate websites for announcements about upcoming developments. Additionally, reaching out to local real estate agents or developers may provide insight into future projects in your area.
are you guys doing land deals in CA as well?
What is un-corporeated lans pros and cons?... Liked your vids and subed. 👍
Hi! I'm not an expert in this area, so I can't say definitively what the pros and cons are. But I found this article that might be good for you - vittana.org/16-biggest-pros-and-cons-of-an-unincorporated-town
Hope this helps! 🙂
What about Mineral rights ?
Hi! We have a blog post on mineral rights. You can find it here: www.compasslandusa.com/your-bottom-line-mineral-rights/
@@CompassLandUSA Thanks! very helpful!