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In fact, I am a little embarrassed to not have investigated further.

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I hope to hear from someone that can give me advice and tips.

Thanks for the pro-tip!

The trainer didn't seem super interested, but still it made me think about the old saying:"When even shoe shine boys are giving stock tips, it is time to sell." - Joseph P KennedyIt is important to note that Joseph Kennedy profited from the stock market crash of 1929 by predicting it and this was how he knew it was coming.

Hi I was wondering if anyone had any seller lead tips they could offer.

Great tips @Jeremy Taggart!

Worst case scenario the previous owner used to own both properties before the one further back was seized, so I'm pretty confident under existing precedent that the courts would grant me easement under unity of title and necessity.  

@JJ Bliss Thanks for the tip, unfortunately RealtyShares was one of the companies we used in the past, they were bought out by LimaOne and - guess what - LimaOne requires an appraisal!