DonTermi
2019-06-07 14:20:55
- #1
Hello,
I have already searched the internet extensively. But so far, I have not received a satisfactory answer on this topic.
Through our [BU], we were offered a plot of land from one of his clients because this client, for personal reasons, canceled everything just before construction was to begin. Finished building plans were available, as well as a building permit that was only one week old. If we had taken over the planned bungalow as it was, we could have almost started immediately. But we want to build differently. Just as an aside...
The client now wants to sell his plot of land again. Actually, this is lucky for us, as he wants to give it up at his purchase price. Currently, prices for such properties are moving around two to three times higher. In this case, the [BU] acts only as an intermediary (not a broker), and we buy the property directly from his client.
However, you often read that it is best to obtain/have a soil/building ground report before purchasing. This makes sense so that you don't buy a pig in a poke. But I can’t just commission a soil/building ground expert now and have them dig on the land...
How do I get a soil/building ground report before purchasing? So far, I have not found a solution for this...
I have already searched the internet extensively. But so far, I have not received a satisfactory answer on this topic.
Through our [BU], we were offered a plot of land from one of his clients because this client, for personal reasons, canceled everything just before construction was to begin. Finished building plans were available, as well as a building permit that was only one week old. If we had taken over the planned bungalow as it was, we could have almost started immediately. But we want to build differently. Just as an aside...
The client now wants to sell his plot of land again. Actually, this is lucky for us, as he wants to give it up at his purchase price. Currently, prices for such properties are moving around two to three times higher. In this case, the [BU] acts only as an intermediary (not a broker), and we buy the property directly from his client.
However, you often read that it is best to obtain/have a soil/building ground report before purchasing. This makes sense so that you don't buy a pig in a poke. But I can’t just commission a soil/building ground expert now and have them dig on the land...
How do I get a soil/building ground report before purchasing? So far, I have not found a solution for this...