Does the area have a history of flooding problems?
Ask the people who live in the subdivision about any existing flooding problems. In addition, check with the local city or county engineer to see what records they may have on flooding in the area. • Is the HVAC unit located in a drainage easement? Check to make sure that there are no buildings or structures located in any drainage easements or ways. Check to make sure all ditches are free of obstructions and all drainage pipes are clear and do not impede the flow of water. • What is the zoning on the lot and the surrounding properties? You need to contact your local Planning Department and find out how the area is zoned, particularly any vacant lots. As a general rule, you would be better off not buying next to vacant property. Be sure to ask about any permitted home occupations and conditional uses that have been approved in the general area. • Are there any deed restrictions on the lot? Check with your realtor to find out what deed restrictions are on your lot. If the agent does not
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