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  • Anyone ever sub-divided their house lot and sold it?

    I know we need to head on over to a r/e lawyer to get the offical words on our situation... but,

    I was wondering if anyone of you had a house on 1 lot with
    a couple of other lots as part of your land.
    Our driveway is an easement to 2 lots. Our house in on 1 lot.
    I would love to condo-ize a 2 or 3 family on the other lots and
    sell them off for some $.

    I would just like to hear of other people's experiences if there are any...

  • #2
    Re: Anyone ever sub-divided their house lot and sold it?

    Before spending $ on a lawyer you should head to the Planning and Zoning office of your community. I am sure they can give you plenty of info to start with.

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    • #3
      Re: Anyone ever sub-divided their house lot and sold it?

      You can't always pick your neighbors. You may want to rethink that. And, with less property you may also be de-valuing your existing property.
      I had considered this as well. But, now that my son is playing the drums we are glad we have space between us and the neighbors!

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      • #4
        Re: Anyone ever sub-divided their house lot and sold it?

        We are considering doing just that - WHEN and IF we decide to sell out. Would love to hear how this plays itself out for you.

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        • #5
          Re: Anyone ever sub-divided their house lot and sold it?

          In our area, once a piece of property has been subdivided once, it cannot be divided again. We are on 2 acres, but when I sell the house, the whole 2 acres goes with it.

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          • #6
            Re: Anyone ever sub-divided their house lot and sold it?

            In our area, zoned rural, a peice of land can NOT have a house on it unless it has 10 acres or more.
            That really surprised a neighbor of ours who thought he could subdivide his place into 5 acre lots and create his own housing addition...

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