If you want to dig into the realities of land development, you’ve come to the right place.
Everyone knows that the transfer of real property to estate heirs can be accomplished in a will. What is frequently overlooked is that it may be possible to subdivide land through a will and then distribute it to heirs as incremental parcels created from the original ownership.
As a subdivider of land and principal representative of the legal landowner, I have sole responsibility to make sure that the contracts I sign are as bulletproof as possible.
This successful subdivision of a single 20 acre parcel into four 5 acre parcels occurred in a rural county that allowed a method of land segregation for a qualifying property and individual, lawfully avoiding the short or long plat process.
Within this blog, I will go into details about each of the following ways that I have used to get the maximum dollar out of a piece of land without doing a traditional short or long plat subdivision.
