But it seems to me that most of these types of properties are in less than desirable areas.

In Pa. law within a municipality the subdivision name (which is required) must be unique to that subdivision.)

My #1 desire is a good lot.

Those encouraging you to do so should disclose their desire to sell you their own smokin hot, cash flowin deals.

They are much more reasonable than true duplexes and can be found in very desirable neighborhoods.

It is in a very unique area right off the lake where all the summer festivals are.

We also have a clause in the lease that allows us to raise the rent 3% every 6 months...which we do use once in a blue moon if we've had tax increases or HOA fees:"AUTOMATICALLY RENEWABLE TERM OF LEASE: At the Anniversary date, and subsequent Anniversary Dates, this Lease shall be automatically renewed on a month-to-month basis unless either party provides the other written notice, at least thirty (30) days prior to the Anniversary date, of their desire not to renew for another month.

I've come up on a unique scenario where there are some lots for sale that there is no legal access too.

I know this situation is unique, but can I sever my lot from condo?

I am a freelancer (in an industry other than real estate) in my late 20s with a strong desire to get my real estate investing business off to a great start.