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Bob Johnson
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  • San Diego, CA
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Looking to split a 2 on 1 in La Jolla, possible cloud condo?

Bob Johnson
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Hi all!  I have a 2 on 1 in La Jolla (both are the same - 2BR/1BA, attached garage, 875 sq') and I'm looking to split the lot. If not that, then I would like to cloud condo the 2 properties so I could sell them seperately down the road once I add second stories to them (that's a whole 'nother thread!).

They are both on their own lots according to the assessor, they were just developed as a 2 on 1 back in the 40's before developers realized the City of SD would become land owner's enemy #1. Set backs are not proper, one water meter serves both properties, and sewer for one runs under the other house.

I know I'm in for something close to $50K in engineering and filing fees to do this, but my question is: is anyone familiar with engineering /architecture firms here that are pros as far as getting this done, ie, it's what they do? 

Thanks in advance for any insight!

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