Before you buy land, know what must be verified before you can build.

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Beta question: Would you pay $100?

I am testing whether this is useful enough for land buyers.

After reviewing it, I want to know:

Would you pay $100 for this if you were seriously considering buying land to build on?

Not hypothetically as a random tool.

Specifically:

If you were about to make an offer or already under contract on land, would this be worth $100 to help you organize what to verify before closing?

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Buying land looks simple until you discover the hidden questions:

• Does the parcel have legal access?
• Is it actually buildable under local rules?
• Can it support septic?
• Is there a practical water source?
• How expensive will utilities be?
• Is any part of the land in floodplain or wetlands?
• Are there easements, deed restrictions, or title issues?
• Will the driveway, grading, or site prep blow up the budget?
• What do you need to verify before your due-diligence period ends?

This tool helps first-time rural and vacant land buyers organize those questions before closing.

Why this matters

A cheap-looking parcel can become expensive fast.

A buyer may discover too late that:

• There is no confirmed legal access
• The land does not pass septic
• The driveway or grading costs are much higher than expected