Buying land in bulk can often mean getting a better deal per acre but only if the property can actually support your plans. Whether you’re buying land as an investment, planning a subdivision, or creating a family compound, there are several key factors you need to understand before closing: zoning, wetlands, road access, soil and perc testing, utilities, and local development requirements. A great price per acre doesn’t mean much if the land can’t support the number of homes you’re planning to

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