I inherited a house from my grandfather in 1990. The septic is on my cousin’s property, which at one point belonged to my grandfather and then he gave it to her in 1987. I am trying to get a mortgage on the property and they will not give it to me because the septic is on my cousin’s property. I don’t think she is going to agree to an easement. So my question is can this septic be grandfathered in ???
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If it already existed prior to you taking over the property than probably yes. If your cousin won’t budge on the easement contact a real estate attorney in your area. I think they will also give you the answer you want to hear.