1. Plot boundaries

Surveying is always carried out to determine the clear boundaries of a land plot. Therefore, before purchasing it, you need to find out if this procedure was carried out. After the procedure and the transaction, the following documents should remain on hand:

topographic plan with the designation of underground utilities (for example, power supply cables and sewer pipes);
survey plan;
cadastral plan of the land plot.

2. Quality of the site

The site may be flooded during the spring flood. It may have a strong slope and (or) a large number of ravines, which will make building a house much more difficult. Also, water runoff from neighboring owners can be organized on the site. Therefore, before buying all this must be checked.

3. Land category

Each land has its own purpose (category). And it depends on the category whether it is possible to build a residential building on the site or not. For example, if this is agricultural land, then the construction of residential buildings on it is strictly prohibited.

4. Communications

We check the water supply, connection to the sewerage, electricity, heating systems and so on.

5. Infrastructure

Firstly, we learn about transport and the quality of roads. Shops, hospitals, a kindergarten and a school are also needed nearby. In addition, mail delivery and garbage collection are required.

6. "Pitfalls"

It would not be superfluous to know about the 'pitfalls' that may arise when buying a land plot and complicate this process. And this can happen if the land:

is in shared ownership;
is part of specially protected natural areas;
on the right of perpetual use;
▫️is subject to withdrawal for the needs of the state.

Sale of real estate In Levov

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