SHORT ANSWER : Even if a property in Marion County meets the minimum acreage requirement, it cannot always be split. Zoning rules, road frontage, legal access, existing easements, environmental constraints, and subdivision history all play a role. Acreage alone is rarely the deciding factor. INTERNAL LINK If you’re looking for an overview of how  the property split process works from start to finish, you can read our full guide here: 👉 How to Split Property in Marion County

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