Use these questions as a starting point and check details against the property, current records and qualified local advice.
Before an offer
Identify the parcel, jurisdiction, legal access, utility providers and any association. Request disclosures and clarify contingencies with your own agent and attorney.
During diligence
Review title and recorded documents, survey, inspections, insurance options, water and wastewater, site constraints, permits and ongoing ownership costs. Keep copies of answers, not only verbal assurances.
Your next step
Print this page and add parcel-specific questions from the property due-diligence guide.
Full due-diligence guide →Published September 25, 2026 · Teton Homes editorial. This guide is general information, not property-specific professional advice.