I put an offer on a block this week. Just withdrawn due to running a Property Interest Report through Landgate in Western Australia. Turns out the land was covered under a Native Title. I would not have been able to build in certain area or within 50mtrs of an artifact being found. I withdrew my offer
Good list. I’d add look for junk on the property and ascertain cost of cleanup. Derelict cars, rail road ties, hunks of concrete, tires, chemicals can all be hard to dispose and costly. A lot of old guys used to just stash their junk in the corner and sometimes bury it. I burned a huge pile of railroad ties but I probably wasn’t supposed to - they’re hazardous waste.
@@kimbercollins6982 The last property I bought has a pipe that drops off in a ravine 😂. I don't care, works for me and you never have to have it pumped. I'll probably put a tank and drain field in before I sell it though. I figure I can do it for less than 2K
The only thing that sucks about doing all that is by the time you get all that done someone else has already purchased it🤬 happened more than once years ago when I was trying to purchase a house
Check the library for the coldest day and the hottest day in the area you are buying land. Always check for road access and rights. You will most likely win road access to the property it could take years.
Good, clear, concise advice. Personally, I'd measure wooded property lines with GPS or a phone app. Those wheels are tough to roll through thick brush. Even if you don't have the Corps of Engineers to worry about in your area, chances are, there's shoreland zoning in place to complicate your life
I'm very happy to have found your channel!! I've sent your video's to family, friends and told them to subscribe, immediately!! You have NO IDEA of how much you've helped break down how to buy property...I'm looking to buy my own place as soon as possible. After helping various family members financially all my life...(I wish that they would pay me back asap so I can buy my home sooner...its very disappointing that I've stepped up to do the right thing and give my family the money they needed, time and time again.. I can't have a younger sibling with 5 kids living in her car in winter, bcuz the EX is nothing but a sperm donor and has NEVER paid a penny in child support!!!) It costs thousands of dollars to pay for a place to live, car, set up utilities, get furniture etc.... I'm the only single sibling, so everyone thinks I should be the one to pay all the time, since I dont have their expenses! Your video's give me hope that I can get a home b4 I pass on, and finally be able to sit on my own property in peace!!
These videos are so informative and appreciated. A couple of weeks ago I shared your channel with someone wanting to buy a home. He was excited that he may not need 20% down with usda. I told him to watch and look into it.
Looked at beautiful home in TX hill country- surrounded on all sides by rusted out pickups, old tires, fire pits with burning garbage, rusted sheds, etc. Sometimes deed restrictions protect and defend equity.
Always find your videos so informative! I would love it if you could do a deep dive into Wetlands, maybe even getting a Core of Engineers guy or soil guy on, explaining what can be done with land with wetlands.
PEOPLE - Take $6,000 - $10,000 Go to the DOMININCAN REPUBLIC where You Buy and NICE PIECE of LAND where it is YOUR LAND & YOUR PROPERTY!!!!! NOBODY ELSE has "Rights" to ANYTHING on YOUR LAND. SAME if you BUY A HOUSE!!!!
Thank you, Wayne! I'm learning from your videos and did what you said. The city I went to told me that the land I'm interested in had a landslide in 1965! And needed to get a soil survey. I was surprised they had historical information.
Wayne I'm a new follower to your content I am really enjoying it I find it very informative and I do appreciate it since I am now in the market to buy property and open acreage
Lots of my land is unsuitable for housing sites. There are only about 25 to thirty flat spots. Everything else is steep. The saving grace is that there is timber that hasn't been cut in 100 years. Plenty of water, wildlife, and peace and quiet.
Hey Wayne good to see you and thanks for putting this out. Got some good information to let people know thank you thank you for sharing. But I tell you this I was looking at laying up in Maine couple lots of water on it and come to find out when we did the search that you couldn't build on it unless you got permits to the DEP. And the other thing is we found out between Pennsylvania New York State and Maine you have to be careful because some of these lots that are 10 acres 15 acres 20 acres are actually part of HOAs. And you have to make sure that you can put a camper on them and stuff like that because a lot of towns and counties don't allow it. So yeah it's really good to find out a deed restriction and title search and what we did on our lot in Maine we did a a title indeed insurance policy on top of the lamp insurance policy. At the mineral rights ground are water as well like you said. Where were you looking at they do a lot of solar farms a lot of natural gas fracking.
Up in Maine a lot of the solar farms in Maine on people's property is from Canadian power companies. And the same with the gas fracking is done by Canadian companies.
Wow, thank you sir, your videos are so informative. We are far from having to consider this at the moment but I don’t want to be overwhelmed when the time comes.
@@MsCGarnica it’s a certain shade that legally indicates it’s private property and trespassing is not permitted. My understanding is it’s supposed to be visible even to color blind people. I suppose they might trespass anyway but with signs and purple paint, you were told not to do it. It might protect you from liability.
Hardest part of buying raw land is when they divide a large area into smaller plots and now there is no address to use to locate anything and if you are not purchasing it outright(from my current experience) then you are in a kinda holding pattern trying to get an address made for this as well as a new survey done, just to confirm you are getting what you are being shown and paying for.
@@willbass2869 No it doesn't, I have lots of land that has no address. You only get an address if you go to the post office and apply for one, used to you didn't need a survey done either, but now its required if you divide the existing parcel, but I didn't ask for, or get an address.
Have heard from many word of mouth sources…over the years…not from personal experience. That Land in my area does not give up mineral rights below in Texas. Not sure if you have addressed this in one of your videos?
How simply is your thinking?! How about improving the government? How about actually reading up on policies and actions, confronting your issues with them and fix it. If you somehow “feel” that anarchy will fix the problems of misplaced power, you & your children are beyond doomed. Stop mocking the characters you like on the internet, tv. Your misplaced anger will only harm yourself. And finally- “What’s so funny ‘bout peace, love and understanding?”
@Wayne Turner - THANK YOU for such useful and simply explained information! This most certainly will help my family with our first land purchase happening next year. Q: Do you have recommendations/concerns on land purchases in specific states or regions?
@TheRealWayneTurneri2 Sorry, I don't understand that answer to my question. Any states or regions you recommend or discourage purchasing land at this time...
I came to know Christ in jail in 2013 by reading a book, "Overcoming spiritual blindness" by James P. Gills MD. The veil was taken off my eyes. Heaven came through for me in my finances too, getting $35,500 monthly. I can support God's work and give back to my community. God is more than enough!
Are the mineral rights and encroachments included in the survey? How do you find out about easements and servitudes? How do you find out about deed restrictions. Do you need to get that information when you buy a house too?
It will be on the title survey. You might want to check with your local County Recorder's Office or ask the seller for it. Otherwise, you will need to have a title survey performed.
So, Wayne, I've been watching so many of your videos. I was wondering what you need if you want to purchase your first home but want to purchase out of state because it's cheaper and so you will need to move. I spoke to someone here in TN and they said I would have to have a letter from my boss saying I could work remotely and that was if I was just going to move an hour away from my office. If I have to do that to move an hour away I might as well go all out and move to an even cheaper state but I can't seem to find any specific information. I would probably go FHA since I can't use USDA and make a profit off the land if I choose to start a type of mini farm or business.
Thank you so much for getting back to me! I can do FHA but think I will wait till spring now as I know there will be improvement that needs to be done and I certainly don't want to do that with winter coming. I will be calling ya'll come spring especially knowing you are so familiar with the south and southeast.
Do you know anything about Land Patents? Excellent info thank you. I am waiting for prices to come down to purchase some land either in Michigan or Alabama
Can you get title policy if you pay cash?... I've been saving up gold and silver since 2003 so I can buy land for a small homestead here in Washington state.... And being gold and silver is going through the roof right now, I can almost taste the finish line per say.... I haven't really decided what I'm going to do, but I do want to buy land to do a modern Homestead... And pulling out a loan and all that is not going to be an option in in my case...
Asked my title search company if the policy covers prior liens, easements, rights, and claims. They said no, it only insurers title was recorded correctly.
We're getting incredible offers on a couple acres we have in Arkansas it only has water and power nothing to the property and they're offering us some crazy amounts of money for this just made me wanna hold on to a tighter actually.
Chill.....what they offer and what they actually will pay you are two completely different stories They're just trying to get a feel for your willingness to sell.... The dirty work comes when they start backing off the offer price. They're counting on you having convinced yourself to sell
I'm looking at a property, then the FEMA map because there is a "pond" on it. There is a 'blue' flood zone mark along the feeder creek, with notes that nothing has occurred in 23 years and a 20% chance in the next 30 years. Is the ENTIRE property considered a FLOOD ZONE? The home is built on a high hill/mound. Does that affect the property negatively? Thank You & keep up the videos.
Put a fence and gate up. Keep wanna be authorities out. Posted signs and no trespassing. Keep nosey neighbors out too. I'm not asking permission to do anything on my land
Aside from the existing land acts or ordinances where the DOI can inspect your property for taxes. That's why many people do not pour pads. Instead, they lift their dwellings off the ground. It's a different tax bracket once you make your home permanently affixed to the land vs. building a structure that is mobile. There's a few states that do not have that mandated. You'd have to delve into Google to research that. I believe only thirteen states, but I'm sure there are loopholes in which the government will still toss a drone up or enter your property to view how many buildings are fixed structures.
@@goingagainstthegrain The USA takes Your MONEY that you worked SO hard for to CONTROL YOU. PURE SLAVERY. Everything You PAID for, after WORKING HARD MANY YEARS to come up with the MONEY - they still OWN and have MORE RIGHTS than YOU to "your" property!!
Can I still get a title policy if I purchase land with all cash? Does a title policy for raw land cover the same things as a single-family home? Thanks.
When you’re in the process of buying the property, a title search is conducted by your attorney or title company to check for any issues like liens or easements. Once that’s clear, you or your lender will purchase the title insurance. It’s all sorted and paid for at closing, so you’re covered from the get-go.
A lot of places my wife and I have looked are bare except they already have a well. Is it worth it to sample the water and have it tested for heavy metals etc..? Have you heard of others buying places that turned out to have bad water?
I wanna buy land and build do it your self underground home bunker do it ur self underground garage, do it ur self food forest, do it ur self workshop almost factory prolly capable of mass production of wutever i want to build, i want it all, all stealth underground ready for high intensity war so peace is permanent im my own turf my own land someday
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Wayne is the cream the crop! If I’m buying land, anywhere call him first.
You really are a smart man who has learned things and remembers to share them!
I put an offer on a block this week. Just withdrawn due to running a Property Interest Report through Landgate in Western Australia. Turns out the land was covered under a Native Title. I would not have been able to build in certain area or within 50mtrs of an artifact being found.
I withdrew my offer
Only in the “Land of The Free” where the city and counties have more rights on your land than you do!
BINGO!!!!! Everything about the USA ARE BIG FAT LIES
Absolutely!
Still much better than where I come from where the govt can just take your land/house to expand a road and pay you pennies on the dollar.
@@blipblop92 - They do that here in the US. It’s called eminent domain laws.
@@blipblop92I’ve been all around the world as a government contractor. It was when I left america that I realized how corrupt america is.
Good list. I’d add look for junk on the property and ascertain cost of cleanup. Derelict cars, rail road ties, hunks of concrete, tires, chemicals can all be hard to dispose and costly. A lot of old guys used to just stash their junk in the corner and sometimes bury it. I burned a huge pile of railroad ties but I probably wasn’t supposed to - they’re hazardous waste.
Where I live septic systems are 6,000-12,000 from the reasonable guys, and can go 30,000 from the other guys
@@kimbercollins6982 The last property I bought has a pipe that drops off in a ravine 😂. I don't care, works for me and you never have to have it pumped.
I'll probably put a tank and drain field in before I sell it though. I figure I can do it for less than 2K
You have done lots of research and your info is very helpful, Thank you. I am still anticipating my first ownership someday.
Great tips Wayne! Zoning and Deed restrictions are important to know what you can and can't build on the property.
The only thing that sucks about doing all that is by the time you get all that done someone else has already purchased it🤬
happened more than once years ago when I was trying to purchase a house
Good Ol' USA.
New to this reality. Thank you for the introduction. I learned a lot 😊
Check the library for the coldest day and the hottest day in the area you are buying land. Always check for road access and rights. You will most likely win road access to the property it could take years.
Good, clear, concise advice. Personally, I'd measure wooded property lines with GPS or a phone app. Those wheels are tough to roll through thick brush.
Even if you don't have the Corps of Engineers to worry about in your area, chances are, there's shoreland zoning in place to complicate your life
I'm very happy to have found your channel!! I've sent your video's to family, friends and told them to subscribe, immediately!! You have NO IDEA of how much you've helped break down how to buy property...I'm looking to buy my own place as soon as possible. After helping various family members financially all my life...(I wish that they would pay me back asap so I can buy my home sooner...its very disappointing that I've stepped up to do the right thing and give my family the money they needed, time and time again.. I can't have a younger sibling with 5 kids living in her car in winter, bcuz the EX is nothing but a sperm donor and has NEVER paid a penny in child support!!!) It costs thousands of dollars to pay for a place to live, car, set up utilities, get furniture etc.... I'm the only single sibling, so everyone thinks I should be the one to pay all the time, since I dont have their expenses!
Your video's give me hope that I can get a home b4 I pass on, and finally be able to sit on my own property in peace!!
Check survey,
flood zone,
deed restrictions,
mineral/water rights, encroachments,
easements/servitudes,
if waterfront, check with corps of engineers
*and You Will Be Happy. 😃
This video is a wealth of information, thanks for posting!
These videos are so informative and appreciated. A couple of weeks ago I shared your channel with someone wanting to buy a home. He was excited that he may not need 20% down with usda. I told him to watch and look into it.
Ty so very much Natalie.
My god, what a nightmare of restrictions, etc....!
Thank you i really appreciate your no fluff videos don't stop i'm in California and looking in to buying some land your a great resource.
The information you are sharing is mind blowing sir. Who would have thought about minerals and water rights? Thank you
Looked at beautiful home in TX hill country- surrounded on all sides by rusted out pickups, old tires, fire pits with burning garbage, rusted sheds, etc. Sometimes deed restrictions protect and defend equity.
So you think you should be free to do as you please but still tell others how to live huh?
Thanks, I learn something from you every time I watch you 🎉
Ditto
The world needs more teachers and leaders like you bruh 🤞🏿💪🏿✌🏿👌🏿💯👑👑👑👑👑👑🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Thank you Wayne, Straight forward no B.S. videos very informative.
Ty!!
He’s so right. Just annoying dealing with these hassles
Great information thanks. I am trying to buy 5 acres.
Always find your videos so informative!
I would love it if you could do a deep dive into Wetlands, maybe even getting a Core of Engineers guy or soil guy on, explaining what can be done with land with wetlands.
Thank you Wayne for your timely advice!
PEOPLE - Take $6,000 - $10,000 Go to the DOMININCAN REPUBLIC where You Buy and NICE PIECE of LAND where it is YOUR LAND & YOUR PROPERTY!!!!! NOBODY ELSE has "Rights" to ANYTHING on YOUR LAND. SAME if you BUY A HOUSE!!!!
I wouldn't live there for free.
@@JamesBlazenlmao
This information is golden, I wish I had known these things sooner
Thanks for the content. Looking forward to getting land soon.
Fantastic information!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you, Wayne! I'm learning from your videos and did what you said. The city I went to told me that the land I'm interested in had a landslide in 1965! And needed to get a soil survey. I was surprised they had historical information.
Me too. Never heard of that
Wayne I'm a new follower to your content I am really enjoying it I find it very informative and I do appreciate it since I am now in the market to buy property and open acreage
So glad I can help. I just want to simplify the process for folks to buy real estate.
Lots of my land is unsuitable for housing sites. There are only about 25 to thirty flat spots. Everything else is steep. The saving grace is that there is timber that hasn't been cut in 100 years. Plenty of water, wildlife, and peace and quiet.
You can build a tiny house on a trailer and get around that
@@billywalker9223 My land is the same, but I took some of the high spots and moved them to the low spots, the rest I left for buffer ground
Words of wisdom!
Ty!!!
Hey Wayne good to see you and thanks for putting this out. Got some good information to let people know thank you thank you for sharing. But I tell you this I was looking at laying up in Maine couple lots of water on it and come to find out when we did the search that you couldn't build on it unless you got permits to the DEP. And the other thing is we found out between Pennsylvania New York State and Maine you have to be careful because some of these lots that are 10 acres 15 acres 20 acres are actually part of HOAs. And you have to make sure that you can put a camper on them and stuff like that because a lot of towns and counties don't allow it. So yeah it's really good to find out a deed restriction and title search and what we did on our lot in Maine we did a a title indeed insurance policy on top of the lamp insurance policy. At the mineral rights ground are water as well like you said. Where were you looking at they do a lot of solar farms a lot of natural gas fracking.
@TheRealWayneTurnerr6 okay I'll check it out
Up in Maine a lot of the solar farms in Maine on people's property is from Canadian power companies. And the same with the gas fracking is done by Canadian companies.
Wow, thank you sir, your videos are so informative. We are far from having to consider this at the moment but I don’t want to be overwhelmed when the time comes.
Thanks a lot. Amazing info! I did not know most of them at all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great advice. Mineral rights issues are huge.
Thank you because I’m ready to go next spring❤
Thanks Wayne, always great information.
You're welcome!
Love your videos. Just wondering if you'd consider one addressing things landowners can do to keep trespassers off of their property? Thanks.
Use purple paint on trees etc. maybe get trail cameras.
@@stevend8785purple paint? Like the color of their hairs?
@@MsCGarnica it’s a certain shade that legally indicates it’s private property and trespassing is not permitted. My understanding is it’s supposed to be visible even to color blind people. I suppose they might trespass anyway but with signs and purple paint, you were told not to do it. It might protect you from liability.
High quality beard.
I'm going to be calling you soon. Thank you for making these videos.
This is all great information. Thank you so much.
Hardest part of buying raw land is when they divide a large area into smaller plots and now there is no address to use to locate anything and if you are not purchasing it outright(from my current experience) then you are in a kinda holding pattern trying to get an address made for this as well as a new survey done, just to confirm you are getting what you are being shown and paying for.
Pretty sure new address comes with replatting
@@willbass2869 No it doesn't, I have lots of land that has no address. You only get an address if you go to the post office and apply for one, used to you didn't need a survey done either, but now its required if you divide the existing parcel, but I didn't ask for, or get an address.
@@alottalogic Paying cash makes everything much much easier.
Thanks for a great video. Where is the list of tools mentioned?
Have heard from many word of mouth sources…over the years…not from personal experience. That Land in my area does not give up mineral rights below in Texas. Not sure if you have addressed this in one of your videos?
Thank you for the information !!!
Great advice
Moral of the story. Get rid of the government
Amen
How simply is your thinking?!
How about improving the government? How about actually reading up on policies and actions, confronting your issues with them and fix it.
If you somehow “feel” that anarchy will fix the problems of misplaced power, you & your children are beyond doomed.
Stop mocking the characters you like on the internet, tv. Your misplaced anger will only harm yourself.
And finally-
“What’s so funny ‘bout peace, love and understanding?”
Sure, let’s get rid of the government and let Anarchy rule so the 2 legged animals in society can have a field day and really do what they want…yay!
@@JeffLemmon-kh4nm Anarchy does not mean chaos
@@JeffLemmon-kh4nmfor Christ sakes. Someone brings ina little dirt. The anarchy! Just have some common sense and get rid of all the crappy regulations
NJ is where I live you don't want to purchase land here because the restrictions are endless & cost!
@Wayne Turner - THANK YOU for such useful and simply explained information! This most certainly will help my family with our first land purchase happening next year.
Q: Do you have recommendations/concerns on land purchases in specific states or regions?
@TheRealWayneTurneri2 Sorry, I don't understand that answer to my question. Any states or regions you recommend or discourage purchasing land at this time...
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This is a very informative video.
The land has gone down quite a bit in parts of Florida.
Yes, because you have to self insure.
Very good explanation thanks
Thank you for the much needed useful information.
I'm glad you found it helpful!
Good to know, thank you.. Wayne.
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Absolutely fantastic information. how you don’t have more subscribers is beyond me. Keep up the great work.
Are the mineral rights and encroachments included in the survey? How do you find out about easements and servitudes? How do you find out about deed restrictions. Do you need to get that information when you buy a house too?
It will be on the title survey. You might want to check with your local County Recorder's Office or ask the seller for it. Otherwise, you will need to have a title survey performed.
Thank you for the insights
Mr. Turner what about landmarks and preservations…what is some advice about that?
Thank you great info 👍
I'm glad you found it helpful!
So, Wayne, I've been watching so many of your videos. I was wondering what you need if you want to purchase your first home but want to purchase out of state because it's cheaper and so you will need to move. I spoke to someone here in TN and they said I would have to have a letter from my boss saying I could work remotely and that was if I was just going to move an hour away from my office. If I have to do that to move an hour away I might as well go all out and move to an even cheaper state but I can't seem to find any specific information. I would probably go FHA since I can't use USDA and make a profit off the land if I choose to start a type of mini farm or business.
If you would do FHA if possible do conventional instead. You only need 5% down and the seller can cover the closing cost. You can buy anywhere.
Thank you so much for getting back to me! I can do FHA but think I will wait till spring now as I know there will be improvement that needs to be done and I certainly don't want to do that with winter coming. I will be calling ya'll come spring especially knowing you are so familiar with the south and southeast.
The Good OLD USA.
Super great info...
Man this guys vids are informative as hell
Thanks a Million Tristan!
Do you know anything about Land Patents? Excellent info thank you. I am waiting for prices to come down to purchase some land either in Michigan or Alabama
Can you get title policy if you pay cash?... I've been saving up gold and silver since 2003 so I can buy land for a small homestead here in Washington state.... And being gold and silver is going through the roof right now, I can almost taste the finish line per say.... I haven't really decided what I'm going to do, but I do want to buy land to do a modern Homestead... And pulling out a loan and all that is not going to be an option in in my case...
Yes you can. You can just contact a Land Title company and inquire about purchasing a title policy.
A would like you to do a video on Article of agreement TIA
What determines when the core of engineers has jurisdiction? Also, how far inland from that water does the core of engineers have jurisdiction?
Can you own a property without having insurance on it?
Yes
Absolutely.
Asked my title search company if the policy covers prior liens, easements, rights, and claims. They said no, it only insurers title was recorded correctly.
We're getting incredible offers on a couple acres we have in Arkansas it only has water and power nothing to the property and they're offering us some crazy amounts of money for this just made me wanna hold on to a tighter actually.
Chill.....what they offer and what they actually will pay you are two completely different stories
They're just trying to get a feel for your willingness to sell....
The dirty work comes when they start backing off the offer price. They're counting on you having convinced yourself to sell
I'm looking at a property, then the FEMA map because there is a "pond" on it. There is a 'blue' flood zone mark along the feeder creek, with notes that nothing has occurred in 23 years and a 20% chance in the next 30 years.
Is the ENTIRE property considered a FLOOD ZONE? The home is built on a high hill/mound.
Does that affect the property negatively?
Thank You & keep up the videos.
Better check with EPA regs you could get property impacted by the waterways of the US rule set greatly limiting what you can do on and around it😳🤔
You can petition FEMA to change the zoning. I did it many years ago. They may or may not approve.
It can but you need to find out the specific zone of the land…A B C or x. A is highest risk. X is lowest.
If land is over 5000 USD an acre you shouldn't be buying it, even land is artificially inflated right now
Put a fence and gate up. Keep wanna be authorities out. Posted signs and no trespassing. Keep nosey neighbors out too. I'm not asking permission to do anything on my land
Aside from the existing land acts or ordinances where the DOI can inspect your property for taxes. That's why many people do not pour pads. Instead, they lift their dwellings off the ground. It's a different tax bracket once you make your home permanently affixed to the land vs. building a structure that is mobile. There's a few states that do not have that mandated. You'd have to delve into Google to research that. I believe only thirteen states, but I'm sure there are loopholes in which the government will still toss a drone up or enter your property to view how many buildings are fixed structures.
Drones
@@goingagainstthegrain The USA takes Your MONEY that you worked SO hard for to CONTROL YOU. PURE SLAVERY. Everything You PAID for, after WORKING HARD MANY YEARS to come up with the MONEY - they still OWN and have MORE RIGHTS than YOU to "your" property!!
What about easements?
California is the worst when it comes to restrictions by local authorities.
Great info!
Great information
Peaceful NON compliance is the only way. Until it's not
Well said
Can you get a title policy even if you pay cash for the land?
Yes you can. Just be careful as most title companies only go back 50 years or less. You will want it to go back further than that.
Can I still get a title policy if I purchase land with all cash? Does a title policy for raw land cover the same things as a single-family home? Thanks.
Yes, I pay cash for everything and I still buy General Warranty Deed and title insurance
Where are the product links u mentioned?
Thank you. 😎
Shouldn’t all this information be assembled by the seller as the required?
How do you know the land has a mineral s?
Government overreach.
At what stage in the buying process should I purchase the title policy ?
When you’re in the process of buying the property, a title search is conducted by your attorney or title company to check for any issues like liens or easements. Once that’s clear, you or your lender will purchase the title insurance. It’s all sorted and paid for at closing, so you’re covered from the get-go.
Yes, walk the property. Walk it, and don’t forget your stick for spiders.
A lot of places my wife and I have looked are bare except they already have a well. Is it worth it to sample the water and have it tested for heavy metals etc..? Have you heard of others buying places that turned out to have bad water?
Yes!!! Get the water tested but know that wells are easily treated and it not expensive at all.
Is it reallynecessary to us 'unappealing' words
good information
Ty.
Get a land paten.
I wanna buy land and build do it your self underground home bunker do it ur self underground garage, do it ur self food forest, do it ur self workshop almost factory prolly capable of mass production of wutever i want to build, i want it all, all stealth underground ready for high intensity war so peace is permanent im my own turf my own land someday