Are you a Washington real estate licensee? Are you as excited about the new 2026-2027 CORE CE course as we are–the one that we give to you FREE of charge? At OnlineEd, we’ve been preparing for this moment for months; the moment we’ll go live with our...
When I saw the headline in Forbes “Here’s Why Old Homes Suddenly Cost More Than New Ones,” I instantly thought I knew why. I love old homes; finally everyone agrees with me! The general public must now see the beauty of dated yet charming floor plans and the unique...
Accretion is the gradual and imperceptible addition of soil to a riparian or littoral property. The added waterborne soil deposits are known as alluvion or alluvium. Once added to the owner’s property, the accreted soil becomes a part of the owner’s...
An addition to property, often through natural geological events. Accession involves acquiring title to something added to the property, either by human-made action or through the operation of natural geological processes. A property expanding by the addition of land...
The right of an owner to have ingress and egress to and from owner’s property over adjoining land. This is usually in the form of an easement. For example, one property may have an access right over another property, meaning that the owner of one property has...
