How do you decide what is the right parcel?

been there. great food trucks. nothing else. :)

More brain food for me. 

It appears yours is at http://www.ntreis.net/systems/go.asp(Both of the above allow you to set up search filters, i.e. draw an area on the map that you're interested in, then set your search criteria and get alerts based on price, square footage, beds, baths, etc. for new listings or changes to listings)County Property Appraiser - I'm on there several times per day to look at most recent and past sale prices for a particular property & assessed values, find property owners, look up permits, square footage - tons of info that is all public record.Official County Records - Usually available online and allows you to look up recorded mortgages, deed transfers, Lis Pendens (pending foreclosures), and other legal records using a name search or sometimes an address or parcel ID.

Would putting it up as one parcel and say "will divide" a good option?

TimSorry you're having to "walk the high and narrow road" on this one,,,Got a suggestion though,,just food for thoughtAlways offer your contractors a bonus for finishing early ,passing inspection,& work done in a timely manner,,,,Always stipulate a fine per day over deadlines,,,,I enjoy your post and hope you come out OK on this one,,,,as my dear Latino colleagues say "You got "cajones",,,,[stones] ,,,,i.e "great intestinal fortitude"Best RegardsDave DoyleMonrovia Ca

We now have a parcel in escrow for a medical office project (not sure if we're going to do it or not ... financing or finding partners for a spec commercial building isn't easy!

If I did I would have to ask them if they drink and measure their body fat % to see how much of their income they spend on fast food and how quickly they wear out their shoes and that's just silly.

Its a relatively small parcel of land.

I'm too green to be sure:After looking at what land parcels in the same town were going for as listed by realtors, I looked at a parcel of almost 10 acres of land in my county in mid-coast Maine which was up for auction via sealed bid.