Don’t Ignore These 5 Things Before BuyingA Property In Mendocino

by Pamela Hudson Mendocino Real Estate Mendocino County property ranges from the Mendocino County coast to the majestic redwoods, with many hillsides in between. Mendocino County has many picturesque options for building a home for your primary residence, finding land to start a vineyard, or using the property as an investment vehicle. There are numerous factors to consider when purchasing Mendocino luxury real estate property in Mendocino County.

   •   Easements. An easement is a legal right to use another person's Mendocino Waterfront Real Estate property without actually owning it. It is established through a grant, reservation, agreement, or prescription and grants the right to cross A to get to B. An easement in gross attaches a specific right to a person rather than the property itself.

   •    Perk evaluation: Without perks, there is no home. Make your offer conditional on the success of the perk test. A perk test consists of digging holes and filling them with water. During the test, the technician measures how much water drops in a given amount of time. This will determine the type of septic system and the number of bedrooms permitted by Mendocino Real Estate. However, the outcome of the perk test determines whether you can build and how many bedrooms you can have.

   •   Water: Before issuing a building permit, Mendocino County requires proof of water. Make your offer reliant on finding water at a minimum gallon per minute if the property lacks a well or developed spring. If the seller is unwilling to develop water, it is in the best interests of the Buyer to bear the cost of drilling a well.

   •   Property boundaries. When walking the boundary lines with the Seller to show the property lines, the Buyer can usually satisfy themselves. The most common mistake a Buyer can make is to look at existing fencing and assume it marks the property line. The first step is to see if the property has a recorded survey. In this case, a licensed surveyor or Mendocino Coast Realtors can be hired for a few thousand dollars to identify the property's corners and run the property lines.

   •   Utilities: Is there any power? The main thing to look for is whether or not there is power on the property. If not, how far is it away? If there is no power on the property, condition your offer on obtaining an easement from a neighboring property owner to run power through their property. It's difficult to estimate the cost of running power to and through the property. The local utility company will not give you an exact amount because they charge by the pole and the distance between poles varies. Each pole costs around $10,000. This is a cost that must be considered when deciding where you want to live on the property.

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