Land lease and easement agreement

Other Names: Easement Agreement

What is a Real Estate Easement Agreement?

When you want to let someone else use your property without giving up your ownership, you'll need to sign Real Estate Easement Agreement. Or maybe the only way you can build a driveway for your dream home is to pass through someone else's land. They can give you the go-ahead in a Real Estate Easement Agreement.

A Real Estate Easement Agreement is an easy way to give someone temporary or long-term access to your land without transferring ownership. Sometimes limited access is the right choice, but you'll want to make sure all the boundaries are clear. You may have no problem with a neighbor cutting through your land, but what happens when he starts bringing in trucks for a new chicken farm? With a Real Estate Easement Agreement, you can lay out limits to the use, such as allowing pedestrians and cars only. A Real Estate Easement Agreement can be the bridge between homeowner and others interested in using the property.

When to use a Real Estate Easement Agreement:

• You want to use someone else's property, but don't want on the deed.
• You're going to let someone else use your property.
• You want to grant limited, specific access to your property.

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