Before marketing land, gather the information that helps someone understand the opportunity. This is an initial preparation guide, not verification of ownership or a professional valuation.
1. Establish the location. Record the state, district and nearby landmarks. A location pin supports an initial discussion but does not verify boundaries.
2. Check the area and units. Distinguish acres, hectares, square metres and square feet. Flag conflicting information for review.
3. Clarify the asking price. State whether it is a total price, per acre or per square foot. This prevents misunderstandings.
4. Describe condition and access. Prepare current photos, information about access and a note of anything not yet verified.
5. Explain your goals. Are you exploring your options or ready to sell? This helps shape the next step.