Deeds, easements, access, surveys, and title issues on Tennessee land.
Short Answer: A boundary dispute does not stop you from selling Tennessee land, but it does have to be disclosed and it will usually have to…
Read more →Short Answer: Dues on a vacant Tennessee lot are owed because the obligation is attached to the land itself, not to a house or to your…
Read more →Short Answer: In Tennessee you can own the surface of a parcel without owning what is under it. Mineral rights are frequently severed from the surface…
Read more →Tennessee does not require a survey to sell land. Here is when a boundary survey is worth paying for, when you can skip it, what it…
Read more →Tennessee has no inheritance or estate tax. Here is how the stepped-up basis works on inherited land, what capital gains look like when you sell, and…
Read more →Short Answer: You can sell Tennessee land that is tied up in probate, but the sale has to go through the estate. In most cases the…
Read more →Heirs' property is land inherited by several relatives at once, each owning an undivided share. Here is how Tennessee ownership works, why every co-owner must sign,…
Read more →Landlocked land in Tennessee has no legal access to a public road. Here is what that means, how easements by necessity and the private road statute…
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