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The Real Estate Commission consists of five members appointed by the Governor for three year terms.
Using Adverse Possession to Gain Ownership Adverse possession is a legal principle that allows a person to gain ownership of a property they do not own through continuous occupation over an extended period of time. In Arkansas, a person must occupy a property for 7 years or more to make an adverse possession claim.
While owning landlocked property in Arkansas can be challenging, the state provides a legal avenue for landlocked property owners to establish road access to and from their property. To establish an easement, its crucial to follow the legal requirements and procedures outlined in the law.
Arkansas Squatters Rights Squatters can stay on a property without committing a crime until issued with a notice to quit. They have the right to dispute any eviction attempt. Adverse possession claims to gain legal ownership are permitted after seven or 15 years, depending on the circumstances.
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