Your neighbor is required to give the plumber access to make those repairs, whether an easement is visibly recorded or not.There are some situations where a plumber is able to shove a new pipe inside the old pipe, essentially giving you a new sewer line without digging up the old.

Thank you for any information or expertise you may offer.

@David Torreggiani this is not my field of expertise but I have heard it said regularly that loan to value of land is about 50%

I am trying to get qualified for a large loan and need an expert to review my financial statement before sending it to the bank 
Anyone know how I should go about this?
Pls let me know thanks 🙏 

A co-worker of mine @Marc Rice does the exact same thing with around 100 doors and people beg him in Columbus to take on their properties and are glad to partner with him on deals because of his expertise.

NOT Capital One, Discover, etc.if you're starting from scratch,get FREE EIN in 15 min.then FREE DUNS in a few morethen study YouTube or CreditBoardsso you can get your visible debt to $0and LMK if you need free personal advice :)

The average homeowner just doesn’t have the same expertise as a designer in [knowing] if something is going to work or not, and most homeowners will realize [this] way too late.

You can usually find the NMLS number on someone's BP profile, and if not they're breaking the mortgage rules (in general licensed professionals have to have that number readily visible, be they realtors or mortgage professionals or plumbers). 

I have found that although the industry is competitive, there are many veterans that are very willing to share their expertise with newbies!

So wanted to get opinions of others that are more expertised on this area so I know I’m making the right move.