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Conservation Easement in Ohio: A Guide to Protecting Our Treasured Land

The Robert Weiler Company

The importance of a fully modern open space preservation vehicle – a conservation easement in Ohio – cannot be better summarized than by our 26th President. Theodore Roosevelt, one of the nation’s original land protectionists, embodied the power and beauty of a conservation easement in the following quote: “Here is your country.

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Does a Home Seller Have to Disclose Repaired Defects?

Hank Miller Team

In many cases, a known easement or encroachment or even pending land use changes can be considered latent defects. Is it possible to definitively demonstrate that the seller intentionally deceived the buyer on the disclosure? Examples of a latent defect might be a mold situation or sporadic water problem in areas not easily accessed.

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Are Appraisers Professionals?

Appraisal Today

NOTE: Please scroll down to read the other topics in this long blog post on Easement Liability, college degree requirement AQB, Fannie June Update, ADUs, unusual homes, mortgage origination stats, etc == = Renovated Modernist Mansion in Salt Lake City for $3.699M Excerpts: 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 4,660 sq.ft.,

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Appraisers: How and Why To Check Carbon Monoxide Detectors

Appraisal Today

Consequently, both the appraiser and home inspector ended up on the receiving end of a “wrongful death” legal claim. Read on to learn about the definition of an extraordinary assumption and when it should be used, as well as the overuse of extraordinary assumptions.

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ROV (Reconsideration of Value) Changes – FHA and GSEs

Appraisal Today

There is administrative time involved, as well as legal factors. On a side note, I’m definitely noticing some familiar agents listing bank-owned homes right now (mostly people who were big REO agents back in the day). On quick review, I see some unintended consequences, as well as some which have been anticipated. They start the row.