Ezryder9
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Ok, on another matter. We keep discussing who owns what and who has a right of ingress and egress over whatever it is that owned by whomever. You got all that? Well, before I retired, I used to have a title examining business. No disrespect to the tax collector's office, but, we honestly cannot determine an answer one way or the other unless someone takes the time to find the A's deed, which will include either a property description or a reference to a subdivision plat. Those rule over the tax collector's office. I suspect it will refer back to a subdivision plat, which will show the lot, block, etc., and will also show easements. It honestly takes a little more work than going to the tax collector's office, although their maps give direction. They are not, from a title examiner's perspective, anything that trumps a deed. The subdivision plat should also address whether streets are public or private; common areas; sidewalks; and all of that. And of course you have to factor in the restrictions and covenants which come with conveyances of property.