@Nate PucelThis basically means the buyer will inherit the physical and legal conditions of the property.

Personally if I drive for dollars I only take in consideration what the house physically looks like that is the advantage you get from physically seeing the house.

You certainly want to ensure that both properties are adequately protected from physical damage (fire, lightning, water, wind, hail, theft, vandalism, etc.). 

You certainly want to ensure that both properties are adequately protected from physical damage (fire, lightning, water, wind, hail, theft, vandalism, etc.).

I don't know why it wasn't clear sooner, since I've been struggling to get all 3 of them on that the same page, that when these same principles apply to real estate of DIY vs bringing in professionals, to lessen the physical load and ensures better results, I realize that this concept must spill over onto non-business things as well!

Physically being involved, no.

It’s not like a car that you could physically repossess.

So as long as the water lines enter the parcel on their side of the lot line, then there is no physical encroachment onto your lot.

Physically possible, both pass based on your description. 

I have heard that sometimes it helps with lenders that you already have experience in the industry.Spending weeks and months at a time on a constantly moving truck takes its toll physically and mentally.