What matters in Ohlsdorf
Sell land: preparation for the specific location and property.
Record boundaries and access
Compare cadastral information with actual use. Rear areas particularly require clear access arrangements. An informal shortcut over someone else's land should not be offered as an established feature belonging to the plot. Photograph constraints and the actual entrance to the rear area so that a generous-looking map does not conceal the access conditions.
Examine subdivision separately
For a proposed garden disposal, mark supplies, maintenance access and relationships to the existing house. Investigate fundamental conditions before marketing a separate building plot or commissioning extensive surveying for an unexamined concept. Also mark everyday routes to storage, refuse areas or building systems where these cross the land proposed for sale.
Describe all existing structures
Record garden extensions, sheds and connections with their documented uses. Decide which remain. Purchasers need to know whether they are examining usable buildings, a clearance task or a development alternative that remains unresolved. For existing connections, note the building section currently served; a visible connection does not automatically explain how a new unit would be supplied.
Present planning status accurately
Gather documents concerning the building and settlement context. Keep desired designs separate from evidenced possibilities. Ask about the address-specific examination rather than assuming that alterations nearby establish the same options for this land. Record the date and subject of each response in the document schedule so that statements concerning other parts of the property are not inadvertently adopted.