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Personal Finance and Investing

SarcasticSatyr

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5. Just to add some information . . .

Reply to eallen (Reply #2)

Wed May 1, 2024, 10:00 AM

May 2024

Currently there is no street there, it is undeveloped, the street terminates about 1 block from my property. However, this does not preclude the city from extending the road as the area develops and more houses eventually get built.

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Could someone assist me with a real estate question (Sorry if this is the wrong forum for this question) [View all] SarcasticSatyr May 2024 OP

You should probably check with a real estate lawyer in your city for an answer. Ocelot II May 2024 #1

Back alleys are useful eallen May 2024 #2

Just to add some information . . . SarcasticSatyr May 2024 #5

Not that I have any idea what I'm talking about, but LuvLoogie May 2024 #3

Make sure the RE agent is a local Democrat Submariner May 2024 #4

Sadly, I live in Florida . . . SarcasticSatyr May 2024 #6

I'd get out my deed and have an attorney or a title company look at it and the request. Deuxcents May 2024 #7

I certainly don't intend on rushing into any decision . . . . SarcasticSatyr May 2024 #8

The easement is a street on the city plot map? 58Sunliner May 2024 #9

sorry it took so long to respond to your question .. SarcasticSatyr May 2024 #10