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A LOOK INSIDE THE SUBDIVISION & LAND DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL PROCESS
by Nancy E. Chadwick
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Before you can construct buildings on a parcel or subdivide the property into building lots, state and local laws will require you to have plans drawn up of the proposed development. These plans will be reviewed by several governmental agencies and people. Once they are approved by the governing body of your municipality and all of the conditions of approval have been satisfied, you should be able to record your plan and either start construction of the property or sell individual building lots. For more information > |
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WHY LAND VALUES FALL OR RISE
by Nancy E. Chadwick
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The value of land depends in large part on how it can be used and whether development of it would be economically feasible. It might surprise you to learn that your property could be worth less in a few years than it’s worth now – even if it’s in an area where there’s a strong sellers’ market. Find out how time can be your friend or your enemy.
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SOME GROUND RULES (AND HOUSE RULES, TOO)
by Nancy E. Chadwick
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Whether you’re buying or selling a house or a parcel of land, you should be aware of certain “cardinal rules” that can impact what the property is worth. These principles of value are not complicated but they will give you outstanding guidance if you’re thinking about buying or selling any type of real estate. For more information > |
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KNOW YOUR ZONING
by Nancy E. Chadwick
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The property’s zoning should be at the top of the list of things you want to know about a property for development. How a property is allowed to be used is a critical piece of the puzzle in determining its potential for development and what it’s worth. For more information > |
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PROPERTY DISCLOSURES: THE RIGHT TO KNOW
by Nancy E. Chadwick
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“Let the buyer beware” doesn’t apply much these days to purchases or sales of real estate. Make sure if you’re a buyer you’ve been given all of the information that you’re entitled to receive from the seller about the property. If you’re selling, know what your disclosure obligations are and think twice before you decide not to disclose something that you know or aware of. For more information > |
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RECOGNIZING WETLANDS
Adobe PDF from the US Army Corps of Engineers
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This pamphlet put together by the US Army Corps of Engineers is an excellent starting point if you want to understand some of the basics about wetlands. For more information > |
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Notice & Disclaimer: The information on this website is not intended as a substitute for the expertise & assistance of attorneys, engineers, real estate salespeople or others engaged in fields related to development, sale or purchase of real estate, and you should consult the appropriate individuals in your state regarding your particular real estate transaction, investment or venture. Nancy Chadwick and Chadwick Real Estate assume no responsibility for any errors or omissions in information on this website. |
