Helpful Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about buying, owning, building on, and closing on Florida land.
I do not live in the USA. Can I buy land in Florida?
Yes. Foreign buyers can legally purchase land from us, and the transaction can be completed remotely.
Why buy land instead of another kind of real estate?
Vacant land can be easier to own remotely because there are no tenants, interior repairs, or routine home maintenance. As with any investment, future value is not guaranteed.
Do I have to build immediately after purchasing?
No. There is no required time frame to build. You may build now, build later, or continue holding the land, subject to the current rules for your selected property.
Do I need to check for liens?
A title company handles the closing, and title insurance is provided to confirm clear title and protect against covered title defects.
Are there annual ownership fees?
The existing information lists an annual association fee of approximately $85 and annual property taxes of approximately $350. Amounts can change, so confirm the current costs for your chosen lot before purchasing.
Can I choose my own builder?
Yes. When you are ready to build, you may select any qualified, licensed builder who can meet the applicable county and community requirements.
Can I place a mobile or prefabricated home on the lot?
Mobile homes and prefabricated homes are not allowed in the communities currently described on this website. Confirm the restrictions for the specific lot before purchasing.
What is the process for purchasing land?
Start by choosing an available lot, then follow the instructions on our cash purchase or financing page.
Property details, taxes, fees, utilities, and building restrictions vary by lot and may change. Always verify the current information for the property you select.