Land Partition in Texas

How is land partitioned in Texas? Two Types of Land Partition Partition in Kind Well, you can partition the land. And so, what does that look like? You’ve got partition in kind and partition by sale. Partition in kind is the most common that I deal with in rural land. We had about a 3,000-acre […]

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