There are several steps you can take to confirm that your land is suitable to build a custom home.  1. Check local zoning regulations: Check local zoning regulations to ensure that the land is zoned for residential use and that it meets the minimum requirements for a custom home builder. You can obtain this information from your local building department or planning office. 2. Verify availability of utilities: Make sure that the land has access to essential utilities like electricity, water, and sewage.  3. Get a survey and site analysis: Hire a professional surveyor and engineer to conduct a thorough site analysis to assess the land's suitability for construction. The site analysis should include an evaluation of soil quality, topography, drainage, and other factors that could impact the construction process. 4. Check building permits and restrictions: Obtain information on building permits and restrictions in the area. Ensure that the construction of a custom home is allowed on the land and obtain any necessary permits before beginning construction.