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Charles Terrizzi
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Doing due diligence on land in Jacksonville FL

Charles Terrizzi
  • Jacksonville, FL
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I have a signed contract on a piece of land, the idea being to build some SFR units. Trying to make sure all my bases are covered here.

1. Looks like septic tanks are needed here, so I will have the health dept soil test prior to closing, this will ensure that we can put a septic on the property.

2. Contacted the local utility for an availability work sheet for the exact property

3. Should I contact zoning? The property is zoned for SFR. There is a city easement to get to the property, as it sits behind (off the road) some else's property.

Any other due diligence ideas? Title search will be done. 

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Nikia Johnson
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  • Jacksonville, FL
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Nikia Johnson
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Is it going to be septic or well and septic? If it is going to be W & S the septic has to be at least 75 feet from the well if I recall correctly from when I built my house 5 years ago. So make sure the configuration of the land supports it if thats the case.

Good luck!

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