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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Redrawing lot lines on 2 pins, expense and timeline?
I'm looking at a property in northern Cook county with 2 pins, each about 5000 sq ft. 50x100. The house has a garage, that puts it over the dividing line by 5 feet. I was thinking I could have the lines redrawn, so I could sell the empty lot, or possible develop on it.
Just looking for any advise/info on this process before making an offer.
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@Brie Schmidt Because the 2 PINS are essentially useless individually and the property straddles the two, the expense of merging/consolidation of the 2 PINS is just that, a wasteful PITA