Lot size

[SD Realtor]

Have your realtor pull the county tax records and send that to you. Also the title company should be able to send you the plot map. Have your realtor call the title company and get that.

[XBoxBoy]

I would suggest getting a assesor’s parcel map which is available from the county recorder’s website for $2.

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/parcelmap/search.aspx

The plot map should have dimensions on it. Using the dimensions, you should be able to calculate the lot sq footage for yourself. (Hopefully it won’t be too irregular of a shape.)

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

I would suggest getting a assesor’s parcel map which is available from the county recorder’s website for $2.

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/parcelmap/search.aspx

The plot map should have dimensions on it. Using the dimensions, you should be able to calculate the lot sq footage for yourself. (Hopefully it won’t be too irregular of a shape.)

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

I would suggest getting a assesor’s parcel map which is available from the county recorder’s website for $2.

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/parcelmap/search.aspx

The plot map should have dimensions on it. Using the dimensions, you should be able to calculate the lot sq footage for yourself. (Hopefully it won’t be too irregular of a shape.)

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

I would suggest getting a assesor’s parcel map which is available from the county recorder’s website for $2.

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/parcelmap/search.aspx

The plot map should have dimensions on it. Using the dimensions, you should be able to calculate the lot sq footage for yourself. (Hopefully it won’t be too irregular of a shape.)

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

I would suggest getting a assesor’s parcel map which is available from the county recorder’s website for $2.

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/parcelmap/search.aspx

The plot map should have dimensions on it. Using the dimensions, you should be able to calculate the lot sq footage for yourself. (Hopefully it won’t be too irregular of a shape.)

XBoxBoy

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=SD Realtor]Have your realtor pull the county tax records and send that to you. Also the title company should be able to send you the plot map. Have your realtor call the title company and get that.[/quote]
Post the apn and one of us will just email you the map and the assessor info.
Sometimes the assessor info and the address info do not agree.
Sometimes even city lots and county parcels do not agree.
Most likely somebody got lazy on data input or one of the sites you are looking at is in error.
Also, there may be an easement over part of the property where you don’t have exclusive use (like, for example, an access path for a utility).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=SD Realtor]Have your realtor pull the county tax records and send that to you. Also the title company should be able to send you the plot map. Have your realtor call the title company and get that.[/quote]
Post the apn and one of us will just email you the map and the assessor info.
Sometimes the assessor info and the address info do not agree.
Sometimes even city lots and county parcels do not agree.
Most likely somebody got lazy on data input or one of the sites you are looking at is in error.
Also, there may be an easement over part of the property where you don’t have exclusive use (like, for example, an access path for a utility).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=SD Realtor]Have your realtor pull the county tax records and send that to you. Also the title company should be able to send you the plot map. Have your realtor call the title company and get that.[/quote]
Post the apn and one of us will just email you the map and the assessor info.
Sometimes the assessor info and the address info do not agree.
Sometimes even city lots and county parcels do not agree.
Most likely somebody got lazy on data input or one of the sites you are looking at is in error.
Also, there may be an easement over part of the property where you don’t have exclusive use (like, for example, an access path for a utility).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=SD Realtor]Have your realtor pull the county tax records and send that to you. Also the title company should be able to send you the plot map. Have your realtor call the title company and get that.[/quote]
Post the apn and one of us will just email you the map and the assessor info.
Sometimes the assessor info and the address info do not agree.
Sometimes even city lots and county parcels do not agree.
Most likely somebody got lazy on data input or one of the sites you are looking at is in error.
Also, there may be an easement over part of the property where you don’t have exclusive use (like, for example, an access path for a utility).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=SD Realtor]Have your realtor pull the county tax records and send that to you. Also the title company should be able to send you the plot map. Have your realtor call the title company and get that.[/quote]
Post the apn and one of us will just email you the map and the assessor info.
Sometimes the assessor info and the address info do not agree.
Sometimes even city lots and county parcels do not agree.
Most likely somebody got lazy on data input or one of the sites you are looking at is in error.
Also, there may be an easement over part of the property where you don’t have exclusive use (like, for example, an access path for a utility).

[surveyor]

The final word for area usually comes from the survey map… If you can go to the county website and enter your apn number, you can find the survey map, find your lot and the area is posted there.

http://www.sdcountyluegepay.com/SRI_Internet/

(You don’t have to pay, just call up the map and zoom in).

[surveyor]

The final word for area usually comes from the survey map… If you can go to the county website and enter your apn number, you can find the survey map, find your lot and the area is posted there.

http://www.sdcountyluegepay.com/SRI_Internet/

(You don’t have to pay, just call up the map and zoom in).

[surveyor]

The final word for area usually comes from the survey map… If you can go to the county website and enter your apn number, you can find the survey map, find your lot and the area is posted there.

http://www.sdcountyluegepay.com/SRI_Internet/

(You don’t have to pay, just call up the map and zoom in).

[surveyor]

The final word for area usually comes from the survey map… If you can go to the county website and enter your apn number, you can find the survey map, find your lot and the area is posted there.

http://www.sdcountyluegepay.com/SRI_Internet/

(You don’t have to pay, just call up the map and zoom in).

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