If you want to dig into the realities of land development, you’ve come to the right place.
I believe that a person in the real estate business in a meaningful way must have a qualified Real Estate Attorney. The time to find this person is before trouble starts, and a wise person finds use for their attorney to prevent trouble in the first place.
����
It is a perfect world when I hold all the cards and can dictate terms and conditions of a deal. That is not negotiating. Negotiation is a process of give and take.
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.
