While traditional mortgages are often used for homes, land financing typically involves lenders that specialize in raw land or agricultural loans. Options may include bank loans, credit union financing, Farm Credit institutions, or owner financing. We can help you explore competitive financing routes that align with your goals and the type of property you’re purchasing.

Due diligence is critical to a successful land purchase. This includes verifying zoning, reviewing topography and floodplain status, confirming access to roads and utilities, checking for environmental restrictions, and understanding mineral rights or easements. At Airstream Realty, we guide you through all of these steps to ensure there are no surprises after closing.

Zoning determines what can and can’t be built or operated on a property. Before purchasing, it’s essential to confirm that the zoning aligns with your intended use: residential, commercial, agricultural, or mixed-use. We assist clients in reviewing zoning designations and help navigate rezoning or entitlement processes when needed.

In addition to the purchase price, buyers should budget for closing costs, which may include title insurance, survey fees, attorney or escrow fees, recording charges, and lender fees (if financing). Depending on the property and transaction structure, these costs typically range from 2% to 5% of the total purchase price. We work closely with you to provide full transparency and ensure you understand every cost upfront.

Absolutely. Our services don’t stop at closing. We support clients with connections to local builders, engineers, permitting consultants, and development professionals. We’ll help position you for long-term success through our extensive post-purchase network.