“road access” on land listings is usually doing a lot of…
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“road access” on land listings is usually doing a lot of work
i look at vacant land records a lot (it’s what i do). same pattern over and over.
the ad says road access. the county map shows a two-track that stops short of the line, or an easement that exists on paper and is garbage in real life.
if you’re looking at a piece, ignore the photo. open the county GIS / plat and see if a road or easement actually hits the boundary. then see if anyone maintains it.
not telling you to hire anyone. just don’t send money off the listing.
#home
i look at vacant land records a lot (it’s what i do). same pattern over and over.
the ad says road access. the county map shows a two-track that stops short of the line, or an easement that exists on paper and is garbage in real life.
if you’re looking at a piece, ignore the photo. open the county GIS / plat and see if a road or easement actually hits the boundary. then see if anyone maintains it.
not telling you to hire anyone. just don’t send money off the listing.
#home
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