09/16/2026
You can own the property and still have someone else have certain rights to use part of it.
That’s where an easement comes in.
An easement gives another person or entity certain rights to use a specific part of your property for a particular purpose.
For example, A utility company may have access to maintain power lines.
An easement doesn't necessarily mean someone else owns that part of your property. It means there are specific rights connected to its use.
Why does this matter when buying a home?
Easements can be part of a property's title records, so understanding them can help you know what rights or restrictions may affect the property you're purchasing.
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