Buyer Due Diligence
County Resources — Buyer Due Diligence Contacts
We believe in full transparency. Before purchasing land, we encourage every buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, and utility options directly with the county. Below are the offices you may want to contact. LandQuest Florida is not responsible for changes in county regulations — always confirm current rules before purchasing.
Navajo County, Arizona
All LandQuest properties in Navajo County are located in unincorporated areas within the Arizona Rancheros subdivisions.
Planning & Zoning
- 1100 E. Thornton Rd., Show Low, AZ 85901
- (928) 524-4100
- Official Website
Ask about
- ›Permitted uses for your parcel (RV, mobile home, stick-built)
- ›Setback requirements
- ›Zoning classification
- ›Livestock / agriculture rules
Building Permits & Inspections
- 1100 E. Thornton Rd., Show Low, AZ 85901
- (928) 524-4100
- Official Website
Ask about
- ›When a building permit is required
- ›Construction standards
- ›Manufactured home placement requirements
Assessor
- P.O. Box 668, Holbrook, AZ 86025
- (928) 524-4086
- Official Website
Ask about
- ›Current assessed value
- ›Parcel boundaries
- ›Property classification
- ›Ownership verification
Treasurer
- P.O. Box 668, Holbrook, AZ 86025
- (928) 524-4172
- Official Website
- Online Property Lookup
Ask about
- ›Current tax amount
- ›Tax payment history
- ›Any outstanding liens or back taxes
Recorder
- P.O. Box 668, Holbrook, AZ 86025
- (928) 524-4194
- Official Website
Ask about
- ›Recorded deeds
- ›Title chain
- ›Easements
- ›Liens
- ›CC&Rs (if any)
Environmental Health
- P.O. Box 668, Holbrook, AZ 86025
- (928) 524-4100
- Official Website
Ask about
- ›Septic system permits
- ›Soil testing requirements
- ›Water quality regulations
Flood Control District
Ask about
- ›Flood zone designation for your parcel
- ›Floodplain development rules
- ›Drainage requirements
Mohave County, Arizona
All LandQuest properties in Mohave County are located in unincorporated areas within various platted subdivisions (Lake Mead City, Lake Havasu Estates, Lake Mohave Ranchos, Sacramento Ranchos, Frontier Valley).
Planning & Zoning
- 3250 E. Kino Ave., Kingman, AZ 86409
- (928) 757-0903
- planners@mohave.gov
- Official Website
Ask about
- ›Permitted uses for your parcel
- ›Zoning district classification
- ›RV / mobile home rules
- ›Building setbacks
- ›Livestock regulations
Building Division
- 3250 E. Kino Ave., Kingman, AZ 86409
- (928) 757-0903
- Inspections:(928) 757-0904
- Official Website
Ask about
- ›Building permit requirements
- ›Manufactured home standards
- ›Electrical / plumbing permits
Assessor
- 700 W. Beale St., Kingman, AZ 86401
- (928) 753-0703
- Official Website
- Online Property Lookup
Ask about
- ›Current assessed value
- ›Parcel boundaries
- ›Property classification
- ›Ownership verification
Treasurer
- 700 W. Beale St., Kingman, AZ 86401
- (928) 753-0737
- Official Website
- Online Property Lookup
Ask about
- ›Current tax amount
- ›Tax payment history
- ›Any outstanding liens or back taxes
Recorder
- 700 W. Beale St., Kingman, AZ 86401
- (928) 753-0701
- Official Website
Ask about
- ›Recorded deeds
- ›Title chain
- ›Easements
- ›Liens
- ›CC&Rs (if any)
Septic & Well Permitting
- 3250 E. Kino Ave., Kingman, AZ 86409
- (928) 757-0903
- EQpermits@mohave.gov
- Official Website
Ask about
- ›Well drilling permits
- ›Septic installation permits
- ›Soil percolation testing
- ›Existing well records
Arizona State Agencies
These agencies cover both Navajo and Mohave counties.
Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR)
Ask about
- ›Well registration
- ›Existing wells near your parcel
- ›Water rights
- ›Groundwater basin status
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ)
Ask about
- ›Water quality standards
- ›Environmental site assessments
- ›Underground storage tank records
FEMA Flood Map Service Center
Ask about
- ›Official flood zone determination for any address or coordinates
- ›Flood insurance requirements
Arizona State Land Department
Ask about
- ›State trust land boundaries (verify your parcel is private, not state trust)
A note on utilities
Utilities vary by parcel. Each listing states what has been verified for that parcel. Before you buy, confirm service and connection cost directly with the utility: Arizona Public Service (APS) or UniSource Energy for electric. Check well and septic permitting with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), and road access and setback rules with the county planning office.
What to Ask When You Call
Not sure what to say? Here are the key questions for any vacant land purchase:
- 1
"What is the zoning classification for parcel [APN]?"
This tells you what you can and cannot do with the land.
- 2
"What structures are permitted?"
Ask specifically about RVs, mobile homes, manufactured homes, stick-built, and accessory structures.
- 3
"Are there any time limits on RV or camping use?"
Some counties limit temporary dwelling to specific timeframes.
- 4
"What permits do I need to drill a well or install a septic system?"
Essential if you plan to develop.
- 5
"Are there any outstanding liens, back taxes, or assessments on this parcel?"
Protects you from inheriting someone else's debt.
- 6
"Is this parcel in a flood zone?"
Affects insurance requirements and building restrictions.
- 7
"Are there any HOA or CC&R restrictions recorded against this subdivision?"
Most of our properties have none, but always verify.
Office Hours
Both Navajo and Mohave county offices are generally open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Arizona Time). Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time. Closed on county-designated holidays.
Last updated: May 2026. Contact information may change. If you reach a wrong number, visit the county's main website for current contact details. Navajo County | Mohave County