Offer contract with an agent will be a standard vacant land OTP and they should provide you with a sample copy before you list and go over it all with you so there's no surprises. 

I do know of a few that could help, just sent a DM.Also 100% agree with @Bill J Fay, being up front about costs and region will help as much as possible going into a tricky deal to try to lessen any potential 'surprises'.

Greetings,Here is an update on the current National Commercial Hospitality Real Estate Market in The United States of America as of March 10, 2024:To no one's surprise, trading volume in 2023 decreased by over 50% year over year.

This is not surprising as that's how water is dealt with in every state we cover.But yes, this should be fought... based upon the facts presented, seems unfair for lien to be recorded years later.It's also possible information regarding this bill was available but overlooked due to its age.

I have been making a mortgage payments since then on time no problem.The old seller contacted me of course, when they were trying to do the taxes and file a 1098 so that she can claim her part of the interest which kind of started all this and she was surprised that her name was still even though I clearly stated to her for four months, how to deal.  

STRs in most areas make up less than 5% of the housing but they consider it low hanging fruit.With that in mind, I wouldn't be surprised that the new city council would start to look at restricting STRs.

Yes this project took longer and cost more, but the ARV was a surprise for us.

Pleasant surprise!

surprise for buy - always do your due diligence Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

That's $22,500 you can use for any surprises life throws at you or to make your new house feel like home.Downside: Your loan's gonna cost you more in the long run because of that higher interest rate (6.625% is no joke!).