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WHAT IS LAND STAGING? 

Land Staging is for SELLERs who want to get the most money for their property, or who want to sell more quickly, or Both. 

Land Staging includes, but is not limited to any or all of the following:
Wetland study, Critical Area designation by County, Survey, Clearing a building site, Clearing brush/blackberries, Geotech report, Perk Feasibility or Septic design approval, drill well, water availability letter. 

Help in identifying your need for: Stewardship, Mitigation, Buffer Averaging, Exceptional Use, Public Benefit Rating System or other special tax classifications. 

The more information available for a buyer to review leads to a quicker sale and a higher price. The less information available for a buyer leads to a longer time to sell and a lower price. 

Each property is unique and needs unique recommendations of how to properly stage it for quicker sale or higher price. 

At Landman Inc we can assist you as a SELLER with this process. Our role is to Educate, Coach, and lead you - what to do, what it will cost and what order to do them in. 

We have contacts with the contractors and professionals to get these things done. 

We look forward to helping you with this.
 

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Zoning Laws >Zoning In

Every city and county has zoning laws that define and restrict how property owners can use the land. The purpose of zoning regulations is to establish development standards and to ensure that the land is used for the common good.

There are restrictions on both the type of structures you can build and how the property can be used. Common zoning categories are residential, agricultural, industrial, commercial and recreational. There are sub-categories such as single-family residential zones and multiple family residential zones, (areas where condo and apartment complexes are permitted.)

Zoning ordinances also contain restrictions on the height and square footage of the buildings, the number of stories allowed and how close buildings can be to one another. They state what kinds of facilities are required for each form of use -- for instance, a residential property must have a driveway. Whether you intend to buy a new piece of property or improve one that you already own, zoning laws will dictate what you will be able to do with your land.

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Kent, WA 98042
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