I'm going to help Joshua H. out here and tell him what he wants to hear - Sure, you can exclude the property owner from using the driveway.I know as much about KY easement law as California easement law is relevant to KY easement law, so you should take my advice with a grain of salt.

An "APR" is only relevant when a note is made for closing or again when any other loan expenses are charged to the borrower as in rolling over an existing note, otherwise you are using the note rate and interest is calculated on a 360 day basis, not simply 12 months.

Mike, love reading you posts but disagree on your points as I don't see them relevant to the original post.

I think what's more relevant is to look at *when* people bought those $1M+ homes.

Learn to do searches on CL so you don't have to comb through tons of posts that aren't relevant.

Since I only found BP a month ago, I've been picking and choosing episodes that seem most relevant (I want to do a SFH, so I generally skip episodes focused on apartment complexes, for example).

I would say that this won't be terribly relevant in court, especially in the People's Republic of MA!

I ususally just enter the relevant bank name to see what's popped up.

I believe I am currently stuck in analysis paralysis for these 2 reasons.1) Still working on a list of relevant metrics to analyze the proper States and MSA's I should be investing in.2) Both of a blessing and a curse. 

You’ll find out, plus you’ll get to look them in the eye and shake their hand (even in today’s world of email and text messages, this is still relevant).