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All Forum Posts by: Lakeither Garner

Lakeither Garner has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

@Sam touroonjian  yes thats correct. However, we're also securing the second lot via owner financing. We just intend to rehab and sell the house that sits on the lot we're currently in contract on and proceed to closing on  the second lot and completing the subdivision application.  

Yes the lot split is side by side  with the lot thats being retained has a driveway. The lot we're  purchasing first has the house on it. Just gotta see how to structure it so that the lender is happy. 

Greetings Everyone

I'm in the process of buying a investment property that sits on a lot that the owner wants to sell and retain a portion of the land to sale separately. He has already submitted the lot subdivision application and survey to the city of Atlanta for approval.  I spoke with the city and they confirmed that the application was indeed filed and they see no reason the lot couldn't be subdivided  pending the necessary infrastructure was put in such as the sewer tap and sidewalk. The problem is my lender is having a fit saying that the owner can't sell a portion and keep a portion without the lot being subdivided completely first. The real estate agent for the seller says yes you can and that he does it all the time.  The lot that the seller wants to retain has been recorded and has an address but no legal description yet.  My question is can this be done? I intend on buying both lots in the long run and currently have an agreement with the seller to buy the other portion of land in a year. The problem is getting this thing financed with private money in its current state.   Thanks for all information.