“IT IS SELLER’S UNDERSTANDING THAT THE COUNTY WILL NOT APPROVE A BUILDING PERMIT ON THIS PROPERTY AT THIS TIME. Our understanding is that this property was subdivided off the adjacent property in 1989, the assessor recognizes the subdivide as indicated by the fact that each of these parcels are separate tax parcels with separate owners and tax bills. The county planning and zoning has indicated that they will not approve a building permit because the application for a minor lot split has never been approved (and we believe has never been applied for). For that application for minor lot split to be submitted, both owners of the parent parcels must sign the application. The owner of the neighboring tract does not appear to be interested in signing the application at this time. The seller is only interested in offers with no contingencies at this time, we are only interested in selling as is and the buyer needs to understand what they are getting into. If these issues are resolved, the seller plans to increase the price of the property significantly, if you want to get a great deal, buy the property “As IS”. Buyer to verify all of the above!”