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    If a 6+ acre property is type:residential, does that eliminate it from our uses in the haunt industry?

    I found an awesome plot of land with a desperate seller, who im thinking of proposing a profit sharing first year with potential buying if it goes well.

    The land is totally treed and would be great for a haunted trail. But im wondering since its residential if that automatically negates the idea?
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    And here is the link to it in case you want to take a look.

    Just off an interstate highway, and there's an electrical station just next door which is on the left on the map pic. Pretty awesome for a haunt but I wouldn't want it for a home lol.
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    You will have to talk to the city about the possibility of rezoning the lot. If it's a rural location I'd think you'd have a better chance than say if it were in the middle of a neighborhood.

    In most, if not all, cases being on a residential lot prevents you from operating any form of business on your land... Which obviously makes running a haunt a bit hard.
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    That's not great news

    Thanks for the reply anyway tho.
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    Well don't get disgruntled yet... Talk to the city and see what they say. It's not unheard of to get property rezoned!
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    Yeah try talking to the city first....sometimes when a single family home on a spot lot (not in a neighborhood) isn't run down or not bringing in the tax revenue it should they can be talked into changing it to a new zone that will. Property here has done just that & now the properties are selling for 5 times what they were! So negotiate your deal prior to getting zoning changed. Worth a shot! Just my two cents. Good luck.



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