Dear Land Expert, I am preparing to list my Western ranch soon; however, my neighbor is currently contesting an easement that crosses a corner of their property, an access route I’ve used consistently and that has been essential for reaching certain parts of my land. While I’ve always understood this to be a valid easement, they are now challenging its legitimacy. I’m concerned about how this dispute might impact the value and marketability of my property. Could this uncertainty affect buyer interest or my property’s value? I’d appreciate your insight on how an ongoing or unresolved easement issue could influence
Dan Mahoney is a seasoned ranch real estate broker based in Western Montana, operating out of Fay Ranches’ Missoula office and specializing in the sale of ranches, recreational escapes, hunting and fishing properties, and riverfront real estate. With deep experience across the Bitterroot, Blackfoot, Big Hole, Flathead, and Swan Valleys, Dan approaches each transaction with precision, persistence, and an unwavering commitment to his clients. Early in his brokerage career, he was mentored by a respected industry veteran who reinforced the values that had already driven Dan’s success as a business owner: meticulous service and client-first integrity. Since entering the field in 2019, Dan has closed over $230 million in land sales, including many of the region’s most significant and complex deals. Proactive and highly collaborative, Dan works seamlessly with fellow brokers, attorneys, and title professionals—earning a reputation for excellence in every phase of the process.
dmahoney@fayranches.com
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