What Is a Property Easement? Property easements give someone else the legal right to use part of your property for a specific purpose. Think of it as sharing a small piece of your land while maintaining ownership. Common examples include utility companies accessing power lines or neighbors using a pathway across your property to reach a road. The Two Main…
In certain areas in Texas, it is common for the mineral estate to be severed from the surface estate. Mineral estates in Texas are superior (known as “dominant”) to the rights of the surface estate. See Humble Oil & Refining Co. v. Williams, 420 S.W.2d 133 (Tex. 1967). Even absent an express agreement between the mineral estate owner and the surface…
When you think of buying land in Texas or selling land in Texas, zoning laws might not be the first thing that comes to mind—but they should be. These regulations play a crucial role in determining what you can and cannot do with a piece of property. From residential plots to commercial spaces, understanding zoning laws can save you headaches…
Purchasing land in Texas can be one of your most rewarding investments. With its vast landscapes, thriving economy, and potential for development, Texas offers incredible opportunities for prospective landowners. Whether you’re looking to build a home, start a ranch, or invest in commercial property, understanding the process is crucial to avoid pitfalls and maximize your investment … we will cover…