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Easements, Access and Surveys for Land in Southeast Minnesota
Legal access, recorded easements and a current survey decide what you can actually do with a parcel. Here's what to check before you buy.
How do I check access, easements and boundary lines on rural land?
Confirm the parcel touches a public road or has a recorded access easement, read every easement document, and get a survey from a licensed surveyor. Old fences and county GIS maps don't settle boundaries. Why it matters to you: access and lines can decide whether you can build, farm, hunt, or ever sell easily.
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Access first
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Easements
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Then the lines
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What to do next
If you want to talk through your situation, the form is below.

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