Easy question, but likely a difficult answer. If Sellers or Sellers' agent knew of the issue, failed to disclose it, the issue wasn't readily...

Great answer from Ken Smith. I write only to add one note to address your two specific questions. In Texas, anyone can sue anybody for anything. So...

Somewhere there is a document that specifies the rights and duties of all that have access to the private road. It could be a recorded Plat,...

No. It means the Note will provide for recourse against the LLC that signed it -- not its members. If you want Note Guarantors then the Purchase...

You'll need to review your Lease, but I am presuming you have a right of access at any time for stated (limited) purposes. As to federal and state...

You do so by contacting the foreclosure purchaser. How to determine the name and address? Search the Galveston County OPR here:...

You may not need an attorney. Your 1977 owner policy of title insurance is still valid. Assuming it insures your ownership of the area surrounding...

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It's been my experience that most REALTORS(R) have no desire to work with principals that do not wish to work with them. Particularly in this...

If you only own the surface (the subordinate estate), then the owners of what lies beneath (the superior estate) do not forfeit ownership merely...

Once you get the lender's written approval to be sure you don't inadvertently trigger a loan default and assuming you have adequate title...