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Red flag or green flag: a cheap lot for an off-grid family home. Check three systems first.
A cheap lot for an off grid family home comes down to three systems: power, water and waste. Solar is often the least regulated; a well and a septic system are where the county gets involved. In most cases, no approved septic means no building permit for a permanent home, and the recorded bill of assurance can set a minimum home size. It is a green flag only when the county confirms the parcel can support a well and septic. Text LAND to (307) 337-9113 for price drops and new lots.
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Red flag or green flag? A cheap lot for an off grid family home. Three systems decide. Power, water, waste. Solar is often the least regulated. A well and a septic system are where the county gets involved. In most cases, no approved septic means no building permit for a permanent home. And the recorded bill of assurance can set a minimum home size. Green flag only when the county confirms the parcel can support a well and septic. Ask before you buy.
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