?ÿ Welcome.?ÿ Check in daily to see what all is happening here.?ÿ Nearly any topic you might think of has been tackled once or a dozen times alrea...

An easement takes away a certain fraction of the bundle of rights a landowner possesses and hands them over to whomever buys out the initial entity in...

Daughter and her hubby are looking at moving to the St. Pete area in a couple of years from Misery (That's Missouri to some people).?ÿ Daughter appear...

@mathteacher?ÿ A thousand times I say "Sorry about that." Our area has been infested with a couple of filthy rich doctors from South Carolina buying...

Amen, Brother Brad, amen.

@jitterboogie?ÿ I'm probably wrong here, but, I imagine their damages are based on loss of potential income because the corner crossing hunters are n...

A ten-foot easement just inside the back lines of identical lots in a typical rectangular block is one thing.?ÿ A one-hundred foot wide easement curvi...

One time when stuck it would have taken a half mile of strap to reach to anything that might have been big enough to move us the 25 feet necessary to ...

Uh. No.?ÿ Not where I'm going to be when I am officially stuck.

Certain state societies should promote their programming here.

"The solution to this problem is fully monumenting the run of the easement. Then you know just where it is." Ah, but, you don't know where it is if y...

Just tossing this discussion out there to be chewed upon. There is a big difference between a small, short easement and one that runs across four sta...

The cost of a true boundary survey of each tract is miniscule relative to the benefit derived by the benefit holder over the life of said easement, wh...

As a landowner, I will fight to have an EXACT DESCRIPTION?ÿ of the part of my land on which I will have limitations as to what I can do on that land F...