When One Soils Report Almost Cost $100,000
A couple of years ago, I was representing the seller of a 55-acre parcel in Fauquier County. We negotiated terms, went under contract, and everything…
A couple of years ago, I was representing the seller of a 55-acre parcel in Fauquier County. We negotiated terms, went under contract, and everything…
A landowner recently asked me to prepare a comparable sales analysis to accompany a valuation based on a potential 10-lot subdivision. Her expectation wasn’t just…
Why Many Landowners Overestimate Rezoning Potential Misconceptions around rezoning often lead landowners to price property based on what is theoretically possible, rather than what is…
Why Acreage Alone Doesn’t Tell You What You Can Actually Build When evaluating land, most buyers start with a simple question: How big is the…
Why Complex Properties Require a Pre-Listing Advisory Most landowners do not have a listing problem. They have a clarity problem. Before a complex parcel ever…
The Bonding Problem: What Landowners Can (and Can’t) Do About It In a previous post, I explained how subdivision value increases as certainty increases and…
What Buyers Miss About Overlay Districts Most buyers use a generic checklist to evaluate land, covering such items as: If these are workable, then property…
What Northern Virginia Landowners Should Know Before Pricing Their Property If you spend enough time around land deals, you’ll eventually hear some version of this:…
When landowners think about utilities, the question is usually straightforward: does the property have access to water and sewer, or not? From a developer’s perspective,…
We built two spec homes in the same neighborhood in Prince William County. We used the same builder, same floor plan, and built both homes…