Land survey = appraisal fee?

Just want everyone's opinion if we should get any of the following inspections done before closing:1) soil sampling / testing2) Survey 3) Well Report (we will be using city water)4) Title, Zoning and Usageor anything else you might think of.We have bought houses in the past, but this if the first time we are buying land for a future build.

Luckily, the field is already quite flat.I'm having a survey done on the property, so I will have that to work from.

There were surveys out for the last two, three years about the expectations and what people want to see as far as schools, shops, safety, street lights etc.

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The Capital Replacement Study was suggested, but discouraged by my Tax person, because it wouldn't bring me anything.Do you also have a survey scheduled?

It looks like the neighbor might be delusioned about encroachment, but I know a formal survey would settle it for expense.

I just found out about the high vacancies by asking each owner and doing a survey.

I'm going to assume that the land is unplatted, so survey work and engineering work would need to be done to determine the best fit that also complies with local municipal codes and guidelines. 

You'll have to get a survey completed, figure out where your utilities are connected and if they are running under the "vacant lot" and more than likely have to relocate those to the remaining lot with the SFR on it.