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Updated almost 10 years ago, 12/15/2014

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Steve White
  • Clearwater, FL
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Finding Easements at the court house FLORIDA

Steve White
  • Clearwater, FL
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Hi I did some research along with reading a Ownership and encumbrance report and found no mention of a existing easement on the lot I purchased at the tax deed county auction.

Ive been told the easement is recorded in the official record books and have a book and page to research. 

The problem I have is there is no mention of it in the property legal description or any past deeds. Right now I can't think of a place to have looked to find this easement other then reading every official record since the county started recording.

Is it not standard practice to include mention in the legal description? The title report has no mention and I would think this might be a big encomberance.

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