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All Forum Posts by: Harper Wood

Harper Wood has started 1 posts and replied 1 times.

I found a piece of land that I’d like to buy. I don’t have a realtor, so I contacted the seller’s realtor. There are questions about easement and access that he’s not answering clearly. Electricity and a road are not direct to the land. The piece is very expensive and I think overpriced, so I’d like to figure out how much it will cost to get utilities and a road before I make a fair offer. The property has been on the market for a year. Is it wrong for me to contact the seller directly?