A buyer admits no percolation test or land survey was done before purchasing property in Perry County. The purchase relied only on deed information from the auditor's office, skipping standard due-diligence steps for land deals.
And that actually leads me to my next couple of questions. So it sounds like there's been no perk test or survey that's been done on the land, or have you ever had that done before by chance?
I have never had it done. I just bought it for what they said the deed has from, you know, Perry County, which is, you know, their auditor's office is in Thornville. I've been there and looked at the paperwork, but I never did anything with it.
Any surveys or had anybody do it.
There was a survey done to divide it out, but I, I didn't, you know, ask anybody to do the survey. So I— they just said, here's the property and here's how much you get, the lines and all that. I guess you can look that stuff up, but right
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