Two neighbors, one strip of pavement, and an agreement that may be decades old. Shared driveways work fine for years until someone wants to sell, repave, add a garage, or put up a fence. That’s usually when owners learn the … Continue reading →
A shopping center, an office campus, or an industrial yard can look like one property from the street. On paper, it may be three, four, or even ten separate parcels. Each one has its own deed, its own legal description, … Continue reading →
More homeowners are ripping out thirsty lawns for rock beds, native grasses, and drip-irrigated plant beds. It saves water and cuts down on mowing. But before the sod comes out, there is a question many people skip: do you know … Continue reading →