A 26-acre parcel in North Carolina can't be built on as-is because the individual lots don't meet the 0.2-acre minimum and lack public water and sewer. The speaker walks through the setback issues and explains why combining parcels is necessary before calling the owner to discuss next steps.
So do you want to call him and then run through the land process that I just showed you? It's 26 acres in North Carolina. Mm-hmm. And you can justify why not doing this is because it's not what he said it was. It's a freaking buildable. We have to combine them. Because there's not enough acreage? You need 0.2 at least in order— there's a lot that's going on that he does not have. But yeah, you need it. You need the lots to be combined. And like the setbacks is this. It can't be serviced by public water or sewer, which sucks. There's like maybe utilities. It seems like just not— it's just like it's a super rural area. It's not the best area and it's not buildable.
