Hello, I just watched a youtube video from inman news.

Would submitting an offer contingent on determination of suitability to build by the county (soil samples, utilities/infrastructure improvement costs, design approval/permitting, etc) be considered common and reasonable for a vacant lot purchase?

With HUD, you simply bid and wait until you have an accepted offer before you have to submit proof of funds, earnest money etc.  

Lender validate loan applications and submit for approval with borrowers loan supporting documents. 3.

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But proper procedure at that point is, the buyer should request the seller fix every thing in the inspection report and the seller should provide proof (pics/video/reinspection) that all repairs are completed, prior to closing.

You should be embarrassed when submitting an offer.  

I  was going to use as a rental but It been a month since I first submitted the offer and now have a duplex I am purchasing so I don't want to deal with both.I am not looking to sell it for more then 120% so that shouldn't be an issue.