Some thing"s come to mind. Having the purchase/sale agreement reviewed by a real estate lawyer before signed. Total cost of developing this lot,utilities etc. Well water quality.Tax rate on water front property.Deed restrictions?

Now you will need a really good surveyor to prepare the proposed property lines and write the legal descriptions and properly place your property corners on/in the ground. You might want to consider having the surveyor lay it out with wooden stakes sticking out of the ground first for you to review and make sure it is what you want. Seeing it on paper and then on the ground are two different things. Then you can finalize the deal.

Does your proposed property have ingress/egress? If not, you will need to get an easement for some kind of access to the property. Don't settle for anything less

Your best bet is to have the title company order a minimum standards ALTA survey. And then review the Table A for any additional items you want covered. It will cost you a little more but give you peace of mind in the future.

Call me if you need any questions answered.

Don't forget to get estimated time period for them to pave the road and install the street lights, as well as check if there is mail and trash pick up...:D :D