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1 Real Estate lawyers are available in Greenbrier, Tennessee, including M. Selph. These lawyers are rated between 1.8/5 to 2.2/5 and 58% provide free consultation.

M. Selph

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M. Selph

Firm: Howard, Tate, Sowell, Wilson and Boyte

1015 Glasgow Ln , Greenbrier , Tennessee 37073

Practice Areas: Civil , Insurance , Personal Injury, Products Liability, Professional Malpractice, Real Estate , , ,

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Property encroachment problem | Aug 17, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I have a question hopefully someone can answer. I’m in the process of buying a house in Tennessee, I’m in contract, clear to close and closing is the 28th of this month. Now title company found that I shop on the property slightly encroaching neighboring property and they won’t insure it. Now sellers may ask neighbors for permission to use land and get this recorded and then submit to insurance company. Now the problem I have is I want to own the property that the shop sits on not permission. Will title insurance company now insure that shop with that easement permission or whatever they may call it and issue a clear title with only standard exceptions like my contract states or will it be with special exceptions. What I’m trying to say will it be a clear title as if there was no encroachment at all and can there be problems in the future with the shop being on others person’s property vs not being on any ones property. Location: TN

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