Any Surveyors out there?

[Rapier]

Sounds like you need some local TX help, did you use a RE Attorney to buy or close, in TX? I am a surveyor but you need a brace of document you apparently do not have at this time. Suggest you contact the RE attorney that you used in the purchase and ask them what is going on and how to proceed.

Trying to go cheap on a land deal can bite you real bad.

[farmbif]

I agree fully with what has been written by others. get your own expert if someone is trying to change legal description of your property. I'm currently in middle of huge dispute where family member decided to try and refuse owners access to acreage that does not belong to him because he paid to have driveway paved but that 50'wide strip of land he paved much of it is not even on his property. big mess with several lawyers and original surveyor has passed away.
several years ago a realtor tried to sell me land and I asked if anyone might have permission to go on that land for any reason, like hunting rights, farming rights, ect. turned out that an adjoining property owner had previous owner of the property realtor was trying to sell me had it put in the deed that they could put in a driveway to access their property with no road frontage "in any fashion or place they desire" this was written in the deed. no thank you, I walked away from it very quickly.

[Frosty Boolit]

You would not give me your S&W collection because you only shoot your rugers now, would you? If so, PM me!

[choctaw/creek]

Spend the money and speak to a local real estate attorney. Do it right the first time. Why give up something that could impact you or your heirs down the road just to appease a new buyer? I've been shafted a few times by being the nice guy. Be smart.

A visit to a real estate attorney that's familiar with your state's laws will save you money and grief in the long run. He or she will contact the other attorney and should discover the motivation for removing the easement.

Just my opinion.