Property owners in Idaho who benefit from easements over someone else’s property—or who have easements going over their property—can have plenty to think about when it comes to their legal rights and responsibilities. In today’s episode Greg various situations and legal options.

For a freedom-loving people, the Inland Northwest provides dramatic opportunities to worship, raise a family, partake of the beautiful outdoors, and work neighbor-to-neighbor on the thorniest of local issues. We would not have it any other way.

In this podcast, I will discuss what I tend to see in buyer representation agreements, the legal obligations created by buyer representation agreements, and the areas where I have seen disputes arise in connection with buyer representation agreements.

Brandon Slaven from Macomber Law and Timely Contract discusses the important of deeds in the transfer of property and the different types of deeds that are used.

Complexity of the law equals an unfair burden, especially for existing owners who may because of circumstances change a minor use in the presence of a nasty neighbor. I think the law needs to be less complex. I think ordinary people should be able to read the Codes themselves and come to a clear conclusion about what they are allowed and are not allowed to do with their own property.

What’s a “floating easement?” This episode describes the instrument and talked about the potential issues it could entail.

Greg George with Macomber Law discusses the decision facts that should go into determining if fileing a law suit is the best course of action.

What are the challenges of HOAs when it comes to individual property rights versus the rights of the many members of the association. Which trumps what, the rights of the individual or the rights of the many?

Greg talks about reasons why Real Property surveys are often crucial.

A client approached us with a question on access easement. Art discusses the options around a stated access easement agreement.