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camp guy · 09-03-2006, 09:04 PM

You might consider checking with a local realtor who has had experience with private roads, etc., during the process of selling a property on such a road. Once you "get legal" you will find a lot of details have to be attended to, ie., rights and responsibilities of current owners, and can these rights and responsibilities be passed on to new owners, heirs and assigns, changed, what about new owners if there is currently unbuilt upon land on the road. Sometimes it does take a Philadelphia lawyer to produce a set of by-laws describing the association. Who are the officers, are their dues, who manages the road, what about the money ????????? Are there legally established rights of way over properties, etc. ??????? If everyone is currently getting along, you are in the fortunate position of having the time to look into this situation slowly, and thoroughly. Good luck.

09-03-2006, 09:04 PM	#2
camp guy Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: formerly Winter Harbor, still Wolfeboro Posts: 1,175 Thanks: 299 Thanked 524 Times in 292 Posts	Road Association advice You might consider checking with a local realtor who has had experience with private roads, etc., during the process of selling a property on such a road. Once you "get legal" you will find a lot of details have to be attended to, ie., rights and responsibilities of current owners, and can these rights and responsibilities be passed on to new owners, heirs and assigns, changed, what about new owners if there is currently unbuilt upon land on the road. Sometimes it does take a Philadelphia lawyer to produce a set of by-laws describing the association. Who are the officers, are their dues, who manages the road, what about the money ????????? Are there legally established rights of way over properties, etc. ??????? If everyone is currently getting along, you are in the fortunate position of having the time to look into this situation slowly, and thoroughly. Good luck.