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Originally posted by techzan View Post53 acres in Kimble County surrounded by large neighbors. Unbelievable amount of critters.
https://austin.craigslist.org/reo/6902706012.html
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Originally posted by TexasTK View PostWill be putting my two story home and adjoining acreage in Simonton near Fulshear on the market soon. House is on 1.5 acs & have adjoining 6 acres that is ag exempt. House is 4 bedroom 3 bath w 800 sq ft trophy room, 2900 sq ft total. Also a 30x35 detached shop.
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Originally posted by BrandonA View PostNo parcial of land in Texas can be landlocked. Every landowner has free ingress/out gress meaning no gates.Originally posted by hardtner View PostThis post is very misleading. Not bashing and I’m no attorney, but I believe several statements in this to be untrue.
I know for a fact, a guy that owned 40 acres at the end of county road maintance, (road kept going, for oil and gas) put up a gate and locked everybody out. All the landowners took him to court. They won with a jury verdict, but judge over ruled it. The guy slowly started buying out LO's pennies on the dollar and went from 40 acres to over a thousand. Now it's a HF hunting ranch.
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Originally posted by sqiggy View PostSame here.
I know for a fact, a guy that owned 40 acres at the end of county road maintance, (road kept going, for oil and gas) put up a gate and locked everybody out. All the landowners took him to court. They won with a jury verdict, but judge over ruled it. The guy slowly started buying out LO's pennies on the dollar and went from 40 acres to over a thousand. Now it's a HF hunting ranch.
Easements are usually pretty cut-and-dry, but sometimes the subservient property owners can get butthurt over them and believe they are within their rights to lock people out. Just doesn't work that way in Texas.
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