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What is a lot of line adjustment?
A lot of line adjustment is the process that is used to change property lines of existing parcels. The process can be used to do a number of things, such as: combine up to four (4) adjacent parcels into one (1) parcel, alter the boundary between up to four (4) parcels, or reconfigure the shapes of up to four (4) parcels.
What is a lot of line agreement?
By signing a boundary line agreement, parties recognize the true boundary line between the properties and relinquish their interests on the other side of the division line. Property owners may officially mark their boundary by a fence or borderline. Boundary line adjustment is the process of altering property lines.
What is a property line agreement?
Yes. If you and your neighbor have agreed where you both want the property boundaries to be, then you both can make a “lot line agreement,” also called a “lot line adjustment agreement.” These agreements are made official and binding by making and signing deeds that describe in detail the agreed upon property line.
How can I find my property line?
Visit the county recorder's office or the assessor's office. Ask what maps are available for public viewing that include your neighborhood and street. Request a copy of any maps that show clear dimensions of your property lines. Use the maps for reference when measuring your property's total boundary line on each side.
How close can my neighbor build to my property line?
Most common setbacks are 30 feet front, 5 feet sides, 15 feet rear, but this will vary from one jurisdiction to another, so do check with your local building department in your town or City.
Can you move a property line?
Change Boundary, Boundary Lines. Dividing or moving lot lines. If you have decided to sell part of your property, or move a lot of line with a neighbor this can be accomplished either by doing what is called a 7-11 transfer or a repeat of your lot if the property is in a recorded subdivision.
Do property lines change?
Getting the property line officially changed through a “lot line agreement” can remedy this, as long as it complies with local zoning and neighborhood laws. But keep in mind that your bank (or your neighbor's bank) may not approve of a boundary change if one or both of the homes is still under a mortgage.
Can property lines be changed?
Getting the property line officially changed through a “lot line agreement” can remedy this, as long as it complies with local zoning and neighborhood laws. But keep in mind that your bank (or your neighbor's bank) may not approve of a boundary change if one or both of the homes is still under a mortgage.
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