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Where Can I Find Property Easements In Public Records? Are you interested in understanding how to locate property easements within public records? In this video, we explain the process of finding easements recorded in land records and why this information is essential for property buyers and owners. We cover where easements are typically recorded, such as county clerk or recorder’s offices, and how to access these records either in person or online. You will learn how easements are documented through deeds, maps, or legal descriptions, and the importance of reviewing the chain of title to identify rights granted to others. Additionally, we discuss how preliminary title reports from title companies can provide a summary of easements and other encumbrances that might affect a property. Understanding the differences between appurtenant easements and easements in gross can help clarify what rights benefit neighboring properties or individuals. It’s important to note that some easements created by necessity or long-term use may not be recorded, requiring further investigation through physical evidence or court records. Being thorough in your research can help prevent surprises during property transactions and legal issues later on. We will guide you through the best resources and steps to ensure you have complete information about easements affecting your property.

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