[WSBARP] Selling Property & Retaining Tideland Rights

[Annie Fitzsimmons]

I handled a transaction like this several years ago where the seller retained the right to proceeds from the crop that was planted and after that, had no ongoing rights in the tidelands or a shellfish lease.

Annette T. Fitzsimmons P.S.
P.O. Box 430
Belfair, WA 98528

>     On 12/15/2020 6:30 AM Roger Moss <ram at rinconres.org> wrote:
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>     It may be easier for seller to take back a long-term agricultural-style lease that provides for variable payments to new owner based on crop yields.
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>     Roger A. Moss 
>     Mediation Counsel
>     Rincon Resolutions LLC
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>         > >         On Dec 14, 2020, at 1:49 PM, Inge Fordham < inge at fordhamlegal.com mailto:inge at fordhamlegal.com > wrote:
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> >         A PC contacted me with an interesting situation.  She has a waterfront house with tideland rights and a contract to sell shellfish.  She wishes to sell the property but retain the tideland rights and the contract.  Is this even possible?  I can think of folks who retain mineral rights but tideland rights may be a whole separate bag of worms.
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