Comments on: Buying a townhome – What exactly is Zero Lot Line? http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/ Seattle Real Estate Info, Advice, Statistics & Discussion Thu, 19 Jan 2012 01:51:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: bee woon http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-2369 bee woon Mon, 19 Sep 2011 06:08:00 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-2369 halo,i have a question to ask relating zero lot concept.which country was the first country exist with this concept?im doing a project now but unfortunately i cant find any background information on it..plz share ur knowledge with me.tq^^ halo,i have a question to ask relating zero lot concept.which country was the first country exist with this concept?im doing a project now but unfortunately i cant find any background information on it..plz share ur knowledge with me.tq^^

]]> By: kevin lisota http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-14 kevin lisota Fri, 20 Mar 2009 00:36:07 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-14 <p>Bill, I can't give a definitive answer without seeing title documents. However, generally there is a utility easement that runs throughout the project. If your townhome's sewer line runs through the neighbor's yard, you are allowed to access and fix it. But if it is solely for your benefit, you will bear the cost of repairs. If there is a common sewer, the title to the property should specify how expenses are divided between the units.</p> Bill, I can’t give a definitive answer without seeing title documents. However, generally there is a utility easement that runs throughout the project. If your townhome’s sewer line runs through the neighbor’s yard, you are allowed to access and fix it. But if it is solely for your benefit, you will bear the cost of repairs. If there is a common sewer, the title to the property should specify how expenses are divided between the units.

]]> By: Kevin Lisota http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-522 Kevin Lisota Fri, 20 Mar 2009 00:36:00 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-522 Bill, I can't give a definitive answer without seeing title documents. However, generally there is a utility easement that runs throughout the project. If your townhome's sewer line runs through the neighbor's yard, you are allowed to access and fix it. But if it is solely for your benefit, you will bear the cost of repairs. If there is a common sewer, the title to the property should specify how expenses are divided between the units. Bill, I can’t give a definitive answer without seeing title documents. However, generally there is a utility easement that runs throughout the project. If your townhome’s sewer line runs through the neighbor’s yard, you are allowed to access and fix it. But if it is solely for your benefit, you will bear the cost of repairs. If there is a common sewer, the title to the property should specify how expenses are divided between the units.

]]> By: Bill McCaffrey http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-13 Bill McCaffrey Mon, 09 Mar 2009 18:39:13 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-13 <p>In a townhouse development who is responsible for broken sewer line that is on other side of townhouse owners property line. Or if common collection line is broken. </p> In a townhouse development who is responsible for broken sewer line that is on other side of townhouse owners property line. Or if common collection line is broken.

]]> By: Bill McCaffrey http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-521 Bill McCaffrey Mon, 09 Mar 2009 18:39:00 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-521 In a townhouse development who is responsible for broken sewer line that is on other side of townhouse owners property line. Or if common collection line is broken. In a townhouse development who is responsible for broken sewer line that is on other side of townhouse owners property line. Or if common collection line is broken.

]]> By: Amanda http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-12 Amanda Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:46:38 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-12 <p>Would you happen to have an example of a joint maintenance agreement and a deed that incorporates such an agreement that you can email to me? I need to begin drafting such agreements and am looking for samples to aid me in doing so.</p> <p>Thanks!</p> Would you happen to have an example of a joint maintenance agreement and a deed that incorporates such an agreement that you can email to me? I need to begin drafting such agreements and am looking for samples to aid me in doing so.

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]]> By: Amanda http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-520 Amanda Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:46:00 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-520 Would you happen to have an example of a joint maintenance agreement and a deed that incorporates such an agreement that you can email to me? I need to begin drafting such agreements and am looking for samples to aid me in doing so. Thanks! Would you happen to have an example of a joint maintenance agreement and a deed that incorporates such an agreement that you can email to me? I need to begin drafting such agreements and am looking for samples to aid me in doing so.
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]]> By: peter http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-11 peter Fri, 27 Feb 2009 19:32:07 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-11 <p>Who controls the property that is outside of the foundation on the end unit, either to the side, or in front or back? The association or the individual?</p> Who controls the property that is outside of the foundation on the end unit, either to the side, or in front or back? The association or the individual?

]]> By: peter http://blog.findwell.com/townhomes/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-519 peter Fri, 27 Feb 2009 19:32:00 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/buying-a-townhome-what-exactly-is-zero-lot-line/#comment-519 Who controls the property that is outside of the foundation on the end unit, either to the side, or in front or back? The association or the individual? Who controls the property that is outside of the foundation on the end unit, either to the side, or in front or back? The association or the individual?

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