re: Would you sell a future neighbor a 15'x70' strip of the edge of your property?

Depends on color or celebrity status of neighbor

OP sucks cock for nickels

Feels like OP doesn't want to devalue family land they plan to inherit so seeing if they can ruin neighbors

I wouldn't "sell" the property, but I would allow an easement to pass through.

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Laziest OP of the year?

While I can't answer regarding LA law as I have never practiced here it would be an EASY question for most any LA lawyer IF the OP bothered to explain the full situation.

Draw a simple map and explain who owns what parcels AND exactly how the landlocked parcel came to be landlocked. Who owned it before and when they subdivided it. Give people the info they need to help or don't waste peoples time.

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Hell, a law student getting ready for the bar could give him great advice with adequate facts. This would be a Code I give me question on the Bar.

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Draw a simple map

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Finally home and was able to draw a map for y’all. As you can see, if this happens, my proposedsite would be surrounded by other peoples’ property, leaving me with no access to a roadway.
We don’t want to create a shared driveway with the in laws because there will be aday when they’re both gone and we have no idea if Mrs. TDsngumbo and her siblings will sell their parents home or not. We wouldn’t want to share a driveway with strangers. NOR am I asking to share a driveway with the other neighbors - I’m asking them to sell us a small strip of the edge of their property so we may build a driveway to access the nearest roadway. You can see this in my map.
We want to avoid any neighbor dispute issues in the future. From what I’ve found online, if WE choose to landlock this property, we can’t force any legal right of way access point. Is that correct?

Sorry for my shitty map.

How can you not tell what it is? I need access to the nearest road. Do you fricking see more than one road anywhere near the proposed site?
Y’all wanted a map, I gave y’all a map. I’m not a goddam atlas.

How do we know you want to go up and left or straight down? If houses are to scale I'd tell you to pound sand too.

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if WE choose to landlock this property,

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So you are saying the lot has not been subdivided yet.

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So you are saying the lot has not been subdivided yet.

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Correct.