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First, you don't always have to own property in order to use it. You may get a personal (revocable) license from the owners or you may get an "easement" that goes "with the land" until officially extinguished. Second, you would get an appraiser and surveyor to look at the property and propose a boundary-line adjustment, not a "subdivision" that some people are yammering about. Finally, your LOCAL rules are the only things that apply for your situation. We can only guess. Your local attorneys will be able to help, once they have the deeds, survey and appraisal (of the land or the easement or the license) in hand.