[WSBARP] Boundary Line Adjustment Question

[Bryce Dille]

Unless the boundary line adjustment agreement has quit claim or conveyence language then I will be necessary to do a quick claim deed and excise tax affidavit and of course, if there is no consideration, then there would be no excise tax, but I always do an explanation and attach a copy of the body line adjustment agreement to the excise tax affidavit to establish to the county that this is a an exception to the subdivision statute. I trust that there is no deed of trust on the property being conveyed.

Bryce H. Dille
Dille Law, PLLC
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On Jan 23, 2023, at 1:14 PM, ron at housh.org wrote:


Adjacent property owners A and B agree to adjust their property line moving the line 1 foot onto B’s property.

They have a survey drawn that each sign off on [notarized signatures] as part of a Boundary Line Adjustment document approved by the County and recorded.

Does B still have to convey to A by Deed 1 foot of his property or does the County approved and recorded Boundary Line Adjustment which includes the updated survey suffice?

Thanks,


Ron Housh
ron at housh.org<mailto:ron at housh.org>
Phone: 206-235-2459

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Subject: [WSBARP] Condemnation Referral

One of our regular clients is looking for someone to assist with responding to a Sound Transit condemnation offer.  I used to do this kind of work occasionally, but would rather pass this along to someone who does it regularly.

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