9 Factors to Consider When Purchasing Land

1. Location: Think about where the land is located and what you plan to use it for. Consider factors like proximity to amenities, access to roads and transportation, and the surrounding environment.
2. Size: Consider the size of the land and whether it is suitable for your needs.
3. Zoning: Check the zoning regulations for the area where the land is located. This will help you understand what types of activities are allowed on the land and how it can be used.
4. Utilities: Consider what utilities are available on the land, such as electricity, water, and sewage.
5. Topography: Consider the topography of the land, including the slope and elevation. This can affect how the land can be used and what type of structures can be built on it.
6. Environmental factors: Consider any environmental factors that may affect the land, such as floodplains, wetlands, or endangered species.
7. Access: Think about how you will access the land and whether there are any easements or rights of way that will be required.
8. Title and deeds: Make sure that you thoroughly research the title and deeds for the land to ensure that there are no liens or other issues that could affect your ownership.
9. Cost: Consider the overall cost of the land, including any taxes or fees that may be associated with it.

If you have any questions about purchasing land, home buying, home selling, or simply on the current state of the real estate market in San Antonio and Surrounding Areas, I'm happy to help! Look forward to hearing from you.

Carmen Buenrostro

Real Estate Broker | Co-Founder

Silverback Realty, LLC

San Antonio & Surrounding

C: 210-712-9068

carmen@silverbackrealtysa.com