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When you’re satisfied with all the easement’s terms and ready to sign, close on your easement to have it go into effect.

Easement Checklist

Before you sign, make sure you’ve gone through the steps in this checklist as well as discussed your desire for an easement with your family, an attorney, and a tax professional.

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