Which type of contract should be chosen for raw land not yet developed?

Choosing an Unimproved Property Contract for raw land that has not yet been developed is appropriate because this type of contract is specifically designed for the purchase and sale of land that does not contain any structures or improvements. Unimproved Property Contracts account for the unique considerations associated with land purchases, such as zoning, environmental assessments, and intended uses, which are crucial when dealing with raw land.

This type of contract provides clarity regarding the terms of the sale, the scope of the land's uses, and any obligations or disclosures required from the seller. It typically does not include provisions related to existing improvements, as there are none in the case of undeveloped land, making it the most fitting choice for such transactions.

Other types of contracts, like Builder’s Contracts or Improved Property Contracts, are focused on properties that already include buildings or improvements, and a Lease Agreement pertains to renting property rather than purchasing it. Therefore, these options would not be suitable for a transaction involving untouched, raw land.