DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS GOOD VACANT ERF!
Location: Research the location thoroughly. Is it in a safe and convenient area? Is it close to essential services like hospitals, markets, and transportation?
Check whether the land has access to essential utilities like water, electricity, sewage, and internet connectivity. Already in place.
Resale Value: While this might be your retirement plan, it''s always wise to consider the potential resale value of the land in the future. Market trends can change, so investing in a location that has the potential to appreciate value over time is a good strategy.
Your plans will determine the suitability of the land you choose.
Finances: Consider your financial situation and whether you can afford to invest in the land. Be aware of any ongoing costs such as property taxes or maintenance fees.
It''s a good idea to consult with a real estate agent, lawyer, or financial advisor before making a decision. They can help you navigate the legal and financial aspects of purchasing vacant land.
Remember that starting anew with a vacant erf can be exciting!
