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      Removing Deed Restrictions

      The actual verbiage includes "their heirs, successors, or assigns", so it's not just a matter of waiting them out.
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      Removing Deed Restrictions

      Good question. I don't have anything in particular in mind, more just wanting to not have to worry about them at all. Also, I can be impulsive, like I want to put up a shed NOW, I don't want to wait to get permission.
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      Removing Deed Restrictions

      They original owners wanted to protect the value of the property in the area. I think they are consistent with local ordinances, in that there is nothing outlandish in them and they are generally reasonable.
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      Removing Deed Restrictions

      Thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it. I think the deed restrictions were put into place in 2004. I was aware of the restrictions prior to purchasing the property, I kind of just accepted that they were there and thought that I'd look into having them removed in the future, but it wasn't...
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      Removing Deed Restrictions

      I'm guessing that I'm going to need to consult a local attorney about this to actually make any progress, but I wanted to make sure I wasn't going to be wasting someone's time so I'm asking here first to see if I should pursue this further with an attorney. I bought 5 acres in the Toledo, Ohio...

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