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Hey, hows it going? Its Seth here from retipster.com. In this video, I want to talk to you a little bit about, something that comes up pretty commonly in a title search, or when youre getting a title insurance policy. And that is easements. So, an easement is when another person or entity wants to have access to a portion of your property so that they can go onto it or pass through it whenever they want. This can happen if somebody wants to put a path or a road through your property and its really common with local utility companies like a phone company or a power company where they put their power lines and poles on your property. And I had an interesting situation with this earlier this year on a property that I bought. And I thought it would be a good opportunity just to show you what an easement looks like, how to make sense of it. This was my title insurance commitment. And in every title, insurance commitment, theres something called Schedule B Part II where the title compan
