Your current state is Virginia
I want to purchase land in Tennessee on a mountain where the drive to the property is a few miles of gravel road put in by the land developer. The road is NOT county maintained. The title company has heard the developer plans to file bankruptcy and is no longer maintaining the roads.... Read more »
Can I just copy a set of restrictions and use them without filing with the deed.
answered on Sep 27, 2022
No legal description of the encumbered property must be recorded with the legal description. However some type of notice to the world where the restrictions apply should be of record, as otherwise the covenants will be worthless and unenforceable. Hire a competent attorney to at least draft a... Read more »
I'm not sure how to describe what I mean but I need help I cannot afford an attorney. They have ruined the value of our property and we have zero privacy. There are laws about Cemetery expansion, but the good old boy way and money talks. It is not fit for a Cemetery there is a lot more. I... Read more »
My siblings are trying to keep the land, saying I won't be able to make the taxes.
For 3 years my shed has been on the property line without any problems. Yesterday I moved a truck bed trailer to the spot behind his that's been there for weeks he immediately called the police who said that we both should move our stuff...did he have the right to move my property?
I've lived here for 12 years no problems . The buyer,seller and I had lunch B4 the sighing and both said I can stay. The seller wants me to stay and knows nothing about this . Can he over rule the buyer ? Contract in Ohio, land in Kentucky.
My neighbors property is about 10 ft above my level and the retaining wall is falling off. They want me to help pay for its repair.
answered on Sep 26, 2022
The owner of the property on which the retaining wall is located. The exact position of the wall should be shown on the survey of the property. Any questions about the construction should be addressed to the municipal building inspector.
from looking at the property map it looks like
i own about half of the land there house is on. can i do anything about that?
answered on Sep 26, 2022
Have you tried talking to the police? Unfortunately, there is not allot that can be done for an annoying neighbor. At a certain point, it could be a nuisance but is it worth the time and money? It's a hard one.
Please be aware that any answer is based on all the events occurring in... Read more »
I have a photo of the sign. It states private parking and towing info. Also states P.L Section 3353 I; II; C
2) supposed to be an election to vote for a member by the residents?
answered on Sep 23, 2022
Please see my responses to your several other questions about the same thing. [I litigate cases. Anything posted here must not be construed as legal advice, nor as grounds for forming an attorney-client relationship. You should seek an attorney for formal legal advice and representation.]
advance, I checked the plans that often. Then BOOM, they are bulldozing across the street and I get told one day “that is not an office building across the street they are building—it’s gonna be a hotel!”
WAS ALL OF THAT LEGAL?????
It’s been a few years.
Do Towns... Read more »
answered on Sep 22, 2022
Your concern about neighboring development is understandable. However, there is no way to provide a meaningful response to your inquiry based upon the information you have provided.
Perceived line was stone wall built by neighbor. We cleaned and gardened up to wall 8 years ago. New line couple feet on our side can we save our gardens new owner wants them taken away
Nobody else in the town has cement foundation ,hard surface drive way or an open or enclosed carport connected to their mobile homes they are grand -fathered in they said but I'm suppose to follow rules to the T
Can I allow patrons to bring food from other restaurants, order food for delivery, etc, and not be subjected to health department enforcement?
The contract I have for my townhome states I am responsible for the lawn upkeep for the small part that I have in-front of my home, however, the contractors removed my water solution and put their own up which caused my bill to skyrocket way past what we were comfortable with. Basically is there... Read more »
answered on Sep 19, 2022
Ohio requires 21 years to make a claim of "adverse possession."
Town. We want to divide the land and register our parcel separately. How can we accomplish this? Can this transaction happen directly from seller to the two new buyers with each buyer claiming their part of the land? Or does it have to be registered under one person and then be separated? Need... Read more »
answered on Sep 20, 2022
The property must be segregated by way of a deed. Although this can be accomplished in the sales deed, you cannot segregate a property without procuring required legal permits beforehand. The quickest, most expedient way I recommend would be for you and your sister purchase the land and register it... Read more »
The ROW is owned by the county & prevents access to a land parcel of record.
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