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Isrrael Mendoza
  • Realtor
  • Marietta, GA
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New Home Construction Check list

Isrrael Mendoza
  • Realtor
  • Marietta, GA
Posted

Hello All, 

A friend of mine recently purchased some land. Since purchasing the land he’s been contemplating the idea of constructing a home. 

He’s asked me for help on his hoke construction journey since I’m a recently licensed Realtor. However I’m afraid I’ll be learning on the fly. I am not familiar with this process.

So, this is what I know so far. 

1) zoning -> checked out, he will be able to build his home on his land.

2) building permit -> in order to get a building permit he’ll need a survey done.

3) survey - before we get the survey we will first find out the integrity of the soil by preforming a Soil Test.

4) Soil Test -> after completing the soil test a Perc Test would be needed for the septic tank. 

5) Perc Test -> required for septic tank 

note, the piece of land does not have  a sewer line so a septic tank is needed…. And if a septic tank is needed a soil test is needed. 

So what I am asking for is advice and/or a heads up on any steps I may encounter for this new construction. Any and all feedback will be greatly appreciated. 

-Isrrael Mendoza

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