Florida vacant land contract

When buying land in Florida your contract should allow you the time to conduct a feasibility study to determine if the property is 100% suitable to you for your intended use. This feasibility study can include architectural analyses, surveys, assessments & inspections for:

• Phase 1 environmental
• Engineering
• Architectural
• Zoning & zoning restrictions
• Subdivisions statutes
• Soil & grade
• Access to roads, water, utilities
• Consistent with growth management plans
• Availability of permits, government approvals and licenses

You are not limited to the type of inspections you are allowed to have. Make sure you have a clause in your contract to purchase land that allows for a feasibility study.

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