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David Finley
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Would you tell your bank

David Finley
  • Investor
  • London, KY
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I have a property that was landlocked and sewage lines crossed families property to the city. The issue the family has decided to cut my access to sewage access off and won’t even talk about turning it back on. I don’t have any savings to pay for a lawyer and I owe about 150k on the property that was just appraised for 200k. Would you tell your banker about the issue or would you just keep plugging away trying to correct it?

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Sam Hopkins
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Sam Hopkins
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@David Finley look up implied easement and prescriptive easements. You may have one or the other.

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