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</head><body><p>Buyer is buying undeveloped property adjacent to developed property. Buyer will then construct a building. Seller currently has a parking lot constructed adjacent to property to be sold. Buyer will similarly build parking lot adjacent to Seller's property. Parties wish to share parking (Seller is a church, buyer business will not be open on Sundays.) Difficulty arises when parties realize that Buyer's building will not be designed until several months after sale closes, and it is not feasible to predict at this time how parking will be arranged, ergo, not possible to draft a legal description for an easement. Parties would prefer to execute easement at closing.<br></p><p>How have others addressed instance in which legal description for a deed will not be fixed until after easement is recorded?<br></p><p class="io-ox-signature">Scott G. Thomas<br>Law Office of Scott G. Thomas<br>1204 Cleveland Avenue<br>Mount Vernon, WA 98273<br>(360) 503-1042<br>www.scottgthomaslaw.com<br><br><br></p></body></html>