Fremont Real Estate Blog

Tuesday September 26, 2023, 11:28 AM Union City Police Department, CA

  it's definitely worth being concerned about encroachments, especially in situations where someone is using a small portion of their neighbor's property without permission. Even if the neighbor is currently okay with it, there's no guarantee that they'll continue to be permissive in the future. It's definitely a problem that needs to be addressed prior to close of escrow. This is where property easements come into play, as they provide legal permission for someone to use a portion of another person's property for a specific purpose. It's important to understand the details of any easements that may be relevant to your situation, as they can impact your rights and obligations as a

  1) Forged deeds, mortgages, satisfactions, or releases of mortgages and other instruments. 2) False impersonation of the true owner of the land or of his consort. 3) Instruments executed under fabricated or expired power of attorney. 4) Deeds apparently valid but actually delivered after death of grantor or grantee, or without the consent of the grantor. 5) Deeds by persons of unsound mind. 6) Deeds by minors. Minors may not enter into legal contracts, and thus a deed granted by a minor is not valid. 7) Deeds not properly delivered or accepted by buyer are not valid. 8) Deeds which appear to convey title but are really mortgages. 9) Outstanding prescriptive rights not of record and not disclosed by survey.