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5 Comments on Building on a SLOPE? Caveats- WHY Slopes Fail
Hi janeAnne, This was a great post and I know that I if I were buying land to build a home or having one built, I would want to know that the lot is not going to fail. Here in CA, it is a requirement to provide what called a zone disclosure ( natural hazard disclosure) and it covers this in more detail along with seismic,soils and a multitude of other disclosures.
William~
Thank you. It feels to me that more real estate professionals who are involved in transactions for land where slopes and mountains are concerned, and our clients, will benefit from this information.
I love your articles on this hot topic. I am wondering if this is the reason why they don't build in some of the hills here.
I live in an area occupied by "flat landers". . .At least that's what people in the mountains call us valley folks. However, I have watched the zone disclosures and other disclosures increase on a regular basis, and with very good reason. California has had its share of mudslides and landslides.
Janeanne - So many buyers only think about what the view from their front porch is going to be. This post points out that it isn't that simple. It is so important that they have a knowledgeable Realtor such as yourself on their side.
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