A clearer path for your land.
Access, boundaries or building possibilities can complicate a land sale. You can talk with us before arranging every report or resolving every question.
Identify the parcel
Start with the location and what you know about the parcel. A tax parcel number can identify land without a street address; existing surveys or tax documents can help explain it.
Review access and building questions
Access, utilities, dimensions and existing approvals can affect what a purchaser can do with the land. Andrew reviews the available information with the appropriate professionals to identify unanswered questions.
Set out the purchase conditions
If a proposed purchase depends on a survey, further investigation or a land approval, discuss that condition, the timing and who would handle the work before agreeing to terms.
Questions about selling your land
What if the land has no street address?
A tax parcel number or the location is enough to start. Share a survey or tax bill if you have one; you do not need to commission a new survey before the first conversation.
What if I don’t know whether it can be built on?
Describe what you know about access, utilities and prior applications. Andrew investigates the records and relevant requirements with appropriate professionals. Any proposed purchase should explain which building or approval questions remain open.
Does a parcel need subdivision approval before you consider it?
No approval is needed for an initial discussion. If a purchase depends on a subdivision or variance, the proposed terms need to identify that condition, the work involved and who would handle it. Approval cannot be assumed.
What if the boundary or access is unclear?
Share surveys, deeds or correspondence you already have. A tax map alone may not answer every question. Title professionals, counsel and surveyors can help identify what further investigation a purchase requires.
Let’s talk about what comes next.
Tell Andrew about your property, even if you haven’t decided to sell.
Discuss Your Property