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Awkward equity through un-assessed land?
So, just purchased a house a few weeks back. When the appraisal was done, the paperwork say .41 acres. Yet i received my deed in the mail shortly after and it said i have 1.1 acres. After doing some research, the land is wetlands and generally undevelopable, but will this yield me any equity as my land amount has doubled since the appraisal ?