Why do the property taxes and assessments on the parcel being divided need to be paid in full?
If the taxes are not paid in full at the time the parcel is being divided, many problems can arise. A property owner may find a lien against their property if the owner of the parent parcel or one of the child parcels does not make full payment of taxes due in the year of a split. Disagreements between buyers and sellers can also be avoided if the tax issue is settled before a parcel is split.

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1. How much does it cost to record an approved Land Division and Boundary Adjustment?
2. Item #9 on the Land Division Affidavit allows the grantor (me) to give the grantee (buyer) division rights. What does this mean, and how does it affect my application?
3. What happens if the Land Division affidavit is not recorded?
4. What is a parent parcel?
5. Why do the property taxes and assessments on the parcel being divided need to be paid in full?