All Forum Posts by: Terreon Conyers

@Karen Margrave I guess the contractor was telling me to split the lots at the surveyors and sell one of them to a business or another person afterwards(before going to the city). Asking to build on non conforming lots requires you to go before the city board if you have two side by side(How it was explained). I guess I'll just go down there and see for myself. Time is very precious when you are dealing with hard money.

I have a 95 x 100 ft lot that I'm looking to split into two 47.5 x100 foot lots. The lots would be considered non conforming lots because they are under the standard of 50 x 100. I've heard that the city of Norfolk will allow you to build on both lots if you first get a surveyor to divide the lots and then go down to the city with plans. I was also instructed to put each lot in a separate business names to prevent having to go before the board for approval(which takes longer). Can anyone confirm or give advice? Thanks.

I will be there!!

I'm motivated!! Way to go my friend. I've had my share of obstacle over these past two years. Keep your eye on the prize.

[email protected] I would love to be on your list. Town homes, MF.

I have two of my rentals with Anthony Onwaeze of Keller Williams realty. Message me for his info. Pretty good property manager.

I attended WM CO 2010 and I will tell you that it's very expensive to buy in Williamsburg close to campus. If the number work out, go for it. 

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