The seller understands that the county will not approve a building permit for this property at this time. Based on our understanding, this property was subdivided from the adjacent parcel in 1989. The assessor recognizes the subdivision, as evidenced by each parcel having separate tax records, owners, and tax bills. However, the county planning and zoning department has stated that a building permit cannot be issued because a minor lot split application was never approved—and, to our knowledge, never submitted. For this application to be processed, the owners of both parent parcels must sign it. At this time, the neighboring parcel owner does not appear interested in signing. The seller is only considering offers with no contingencies and is selling the property strictly “As-Is.” Buyers must fully understand the current situation before proceeding. If these zoning issues are resolved, the seller intends to significantly increase the price. If you’re looking for a great deal, now is the time to purchase the property as is. Buyer to verify all information provided.