Just from your reply above I bet getting this weight off your shoulders would be huge for you mentally.

On one hand, a huge burden had been lifted off my shoulder.

Like one section of fencing that's the exact width of his gate.Just kidding.

Not to bring unnecessary emotional baggage to a business thread, but there is a higher weight on my shoulders to take care of a property that my family worked very hard to get, which is why I cam to this site in the first place.

Alternatively, could pay an architect for a few hours to do a feasibility study before you move forward.Some important factors/constraints to consider when subdividing are the required minimum lot size, setbacks and minimum frontages/minimum lot width for a parcel in the zone you're looking at.

Renters/hourly workers should not be the ones that shoulder the burden of  this disaster , neither should landlords. and Account Closed thank you for your post.

I agree with @Liam Goble You and your other tenant should not be required to shoulder those decisions.

So many investors raise money for their projects and by doing this you are allowed to look over their shoulder.

This puts the responsibility on the tenants shoulders. 

Shoulder shrug.