1. What does a landlocked property mean?
We’ve mentioned that landlocked properties are those pieces of land that are inaccessible via public roads, but what it’s equally important to know it’s the fact that they are not worth the money unless you’ve inherited the landlocked property…
First of all, it’s really inconvenient to pass through someone else’s property in order to access yours. Secondly, you’ll most likely face some legal problems. Why? Because the vast majority of landlocked properties appear after a big property has been divided into lots, then each lot is sold separately.
In theory, every single parcel/lot should have its own public access, but, unfortunately, it doesn’t happen every time.
