Sitting on the last corner is a large grouping of lots.

I would just be concerned with how long I would sit on it if I were to sell it and also how much it appreciates.

Ask to talk to somebody in the commercial lending department and sit down and explain what you're looking to do.  

They sometimes sit on these a bit so you may have a chance.Good Luck

Townhouses often do include the land they sit on, but there are common areas that are owned by the HOA or some other entity.

Chris, sorry your question got smoked, there are many ways to ensure privacy for owners of larger operations that can not be pierced in two hours, even by the justice department or intelligence agencies or even the IRS as not all agreements, assignments or deeds must be filed, they can sit in a lock box.

It's probably just going to be easier just to pay the bill than sit and fight about it.

Sit down, read and ask plenty of questions.

@N.A N.A I recommend sitting tight.

I decided that sitting on the sidelines trying to learn everything wasn't working for me so I decided to go cautiously full steam ahead.