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Learn about the types of easements you may encounter while exploring properties to purchase.
In this short guide, learn what public land is and what to consider for land ownership and buying property near public land.
Learn about California groundwater, surface water, and riparian rights, and access essential online resources for informed decisions.
This guide covers the basics of zoning, including what zoning is, types of zoning, and key considerations for landowners and investors.
A quick reference for common zoning classifications you might encounter, including residential, commercial, industrial, and more.
The Williamson Act was established to curb the rapid loss of the state's ag land. The act offers property tax relief to agricultural landowners.
Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) in Texas refers to the area outside a city's boundaries where the city has limited regulatory authority.
Short for Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, ETJ zones help cities control what happens just outside their borders.
Refresh your understanding of U.S. land use throughout the 50 states, and explore what this means for your next purchase or investment.
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