The case: I own a property in ideal parts in the center of one of the big cities. Even with the old owner the parts are divided by mutual understanding between them, as I bought this part under the same conditions mentioned in a notary deed. My part is the only one facing the street, a separate detached house and a wide yard. The parts of the others are located behind mine as there are two corridors on both sides of my part (after the fence, in their part) for passing to their houses, which are a common building divided into 2, separate. In total my part is 150 sq. M of the whole property 360 sq. M. They want to build a cooperative, I do NOT! From the very beginning, when I bought the property, I made it clear that my idea was not to build, but to repair, expand and add it in front of a small room connected to the house for a studio. Now, however, there are incredible intrigues and pressure for construction, which even after I checked the conditions, is purely pushing from everywhere. I want him to file a lawsuit for real boundaries and to separate from the common plot. However, I need my part to be an independent plot of land and they told me that it must be at least 200 square meters to be registered as such. Is that true In general, I have no quick work with this property, I don't even live there, we went to this house before the summer. Now, in addition to these things, I could not expand as we had agreed, now they do not want to sign that I was "pressed" by accident, I heard it by accident. The truth is that I can keep it that way, they will be pressed for sure, because THEY have no other choice. from YES. My question is whether I should buy another 50 square meters from someone. m to add to mine and be registered as an independent plot? If he leaves them 1-2 years "hanging", either of the two families will just ask to sell to me. Either way, I will not sell or agree to construction. If I wanted that, I would buy a ready-made apartment. Thanks in advance!
1 sweetmaryyy answered
There is a possibility that you will get into many years of disputes, lawsuits, expenses, of which you have no interest. Get rid of the property and realize your intentions somewhere else. I used such an unfinished property, even in the end they didn't want to sign me for sale. And I didn't use it for 20 years, only misery. Unfortunately, these are the ideal parts. Even if you give money to a lawyer, you can get nothing but fees.