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42 townhouses are being built next to my property in Harrisville, Ut. Do I need a lawyer to represent my interests?
Asked on Aug 14th, 2017 on Residential Real Estate - Utah
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this property is at 1537 N. Washington Blvd., (aprox). I'm concerned about them changing my property line which has been in place since earlier than the 1900's. The surveyor said it is off about 2 ft in some places. Can they change that to their advantage?
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The answer to your question is, it all depends. If you enter into an agreement that is an actual contract with appropriate consideration and all issues addressed therein, it would usually be binding. But, you may want to review everything with an attorney first to ensure all of your questions are answered and that your concerns are appropriately addressed in that contract. It also depends on which way they say the property line is off. Is it to your benefit or theirs?
In my opinion you probably should get with an attorney.
Answered on Aug 16th, 2017 at 8:00 AM