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Posted on 4/29/16 at 3:15 pm to tiger81
Get an experienced land professional based in Louisiana.
We do these things a little differently here.
We do these things a little differently here.Posted on 4/29/16 at 3:15 pm to tiger81
It's gonna cost you some cheese, but you really should get a title abstract done on the entire 800 acres. Most landman/land services can probably work with you on rates.
Posted on 4/29/16 at 11:16 pm to kingbob
Co-owners own every single piece of that property in in-division.
This is the only accurate answer on this thread, other than the ones telling you to get an attorney.
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They cannot improve the property or lease it without permission of all of the co-owners.
Any co-owner can demand partition.
If the property cannot be equitably partitioned, it can be sold in a sheriff's sale and then the proceeds divided between the co-owners equal to their share.
This is the only accurate answer on this thread, other than the ones telling you to get an attorney.
Posted on 4/30/16 at 12:54 am to slam627
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Co-owners own every single piece of that property in in-division.
and any co-owner can hunt the land, right?
Posted on 4/30/16 at 6:41 am to tiger81
Lots of out of work landmen these days that could give you a hand. Title companies are also always hard up for business, you could get one to do an O&E for cheap and then you'd have a better idea of what you're in for.
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