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- Types of Easements
Appurtenant, in gross, utility, right of way, and five more
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Blog Articles
- Easements Created by a Court Order or a Partition Decree
- Slope and Grading Easements, and What They Let Someone Do
- What a Subsurface or Tunnel Easement Means for Your Land
- Marketable Title Acts, and the Easements They Can Cut Off
- Overburdening an Easement, and When Extra Use Goes Too Far
- Parking Easements and Shared Lot Agreements, and What They Bind
- Why a Recorded Easement Gets Missed, and How to Lower the Odds
- Easements Created by Dedication, and What Acceptance Adds
- Flag Lots and Panhandle Parcels, and How Access Is Held
- Air Rights and Overhang Easements, and Where to Find Them
- Temporary Construction Easements, and What the Record Shows
- Merger of Title and What Happens to an Easement After It
- Stormwater Detention and Retention Pond Easements on a Lot
- Condemnation Easements and What They Leave in the Record
- Livestock Crossing and Agricultural Access Easements on Farms
- Cell Tower and Rooftop Antenna Easements on Your Property
- Easements by Implication and Estoppel, and Why They Hide
- Sidewalk and Pedestrian Access Easements on Private Land
- What a View or Scenic Easement Does to a Neighboring Parcel
- Scoping an Easement Search Before a Commercial Loan Closing
- Historic Preservation and Facade Easements on the Record
- Boundary Line Agreements: Fixing a Disputed Line by Consent
- Emergency and Fire Access Easements: What the Record Shows
- Access Easements Across Federal and State Land: The Record
- Blanket Easements: When the Instrument Names No Location
- Do Easements Survive a Tax Sale or a Foreclosure of the Land?
- Flowage and Flood Easements: The Right to Put Water on Land
- Timber and Logging Road Easements: Access on Rural Land
- Vacated Streets and Alleys: What the Easement Search Shows
- Easements in a Condominium or Planned Community: What to Check
- Relocating or Amending an Easement: What Actually Gets Recorded
- Hunting and Recreational Access Easements: What Is Recorded
- Sewer Line and Septic Easements: Who Can Cross Your Land
- Cemetery Access Easements: Rights of Way to Family Plots
- Shared Wells: Easements, Agreements, and What Is Recorded
- Billboard and Sign Easements: What Is Recorded, and for How Long
- Party Wall Agreements: Shared Walls and Shared Obligations
- Avigation Easements: What an Airport Records on Your Land
- Irrigation Ditches and Canals: Easements and Access Rights
- Private Roads: Who Maintains Them, and What Is Recorded
- Lake and Waterfront Access Easements: What Gets Recorded
- Easements, Title Insurance, and the Schedule B Exceptions
- Solar and Wind Energy Easements: What Gets Recorded, and Where
- Buying Vacant Land: Why the Easement Search Comes First
- Railroad Right of Way: Easement, Fee, or Something Else
- Easement or License: Which One Is Crossing Your Property
- Encroachment or Easement: What That Fence Actually Means
- Pipeline Easements: What the Recorded Grant Actually Allows
- Telecom and Fiber Easements: New Lines, Old Recorded Grants
- Easement Appurtenant or Easement in Gross: Who Holds It
- Easements Created by a Subdivision Plat: Reading the Map
- Conservation Easements: A Permanent Limit on Development
- Drainage Easements: Where the Water Is Legally Allowed to Go
- Building On or Near an Easement: What the Record Controls
- Shared Driveway Easements: Access, Upkeep, and the Record
- How an Easement Ends: Release, Merger, Expiration, Abandonment
- Prescriptive Easements: The Burden That Never Reaches the Record
- Landlocked Property: Easements by Necessity and Recorded Access
- Utility Easements: What Power, Gas, and Telecom Records Show
- How to Find Out What Easements Are Recorded on a Property
- What Is a Right-of-Way Easement, and Who Gets to Use It?
Easement Types
Each of these is explained on Types of Easements.
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