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Apostolos Karnavas
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Is the building included in the sale?

Apostolos Karnavas
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  • NJ (new jersey)
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I am interested in purchasing an off market deal in NJ. The property is advertised with a single family dwelling. When I look up the address online the home is described to be included but the boundaries of the address on (njparcels.com) shows the building just outside the property line. How can I find out if the building is actually included without the use of a survey or deed? Thank you 

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Don Konipol
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Quote from @Apostolos Karnavas:

I am interested in purchasing an off market deal in NJ. The property is advertised with a single family dwelling. When I look up the address online the home is described to be included but the boundaries of the address on (njparcels.com) shows the building just outside the property line. How can I find out if the building is actually included without the use of a survey or deed? Thank you 

You need a survey by a licensed surveyor. 
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