Access Easement Resolution

Yes. You can determine whether that parcel has a legal right to use the road/easement, but the fact that the campground received an easement does not automatically mean the property beyond the campground received one too. It depends on the wording of the original easement, the deeds in the chain of title, and whether other easement rights were created.
If this is the property near your Lakeville property in Holmes County, the Holmes County Recorder is the right place to investigate. Their online records specifically include deeds, easements, and rights-of-way, and document images can be viewed online. � The Auditor can also be searched by owner, parcel number, or address to identify the exact parcel. �
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The important thing is to check both properties: the land that's being sold and the property over which the road runs. An easement might appear as a separate recorded document or be described/referenced in a deed. Ohio law provides for recording instruments affecting real property, and Ohio law specifically recognizes recorded grants, reservations, or agreements creating easements. We have tbe adress and county audtior info just need to know their easment rights.