Splitting a garden apartment into 2 pieces of property
I have a ground floor (garden) apartment in Evanston, IL, that, because of its layout, could be split into 2 separate pieces of real estate. Assuming my condo association approves of this, what would be involved legally in creating a new piece of property, and how much should I expect to pay in legal fees to create a new piece of real estate?
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Carol, I'm really not sure. This would be a question better suited for a local real estate attorney, as there would be some legal issues to consider.
I'm sure they would be happy to give you a brief response, and outline of what might need to be addressed without incurring any costs.
good luck.
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