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Khanh Tran
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Right of way for foreclosure property

Khanh Tran
  • Pearland, TX
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There is a foreclosure property, and the owner signed the right-of-way agreement with the pipeline company last year to allow the pipeline company to install the pipeline on the property. If I buy the property at the foreclosure sale. Do i need to honor right-of-way agreement? Can i re-negotiate the term?

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@Khanh Tran An easement is not a lien... it's a property interest that would survive a foreclosure.

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