Escrow & Title
A Nebraska property owner wants to give their neighbor the right to park in their driveway permanently, running with the land. The correct instrument is:
AA license agreement
BA written easement recorded with the county✓ Correct
CA verbal agreement only
DA temporary permit
Explanation
A permanent easement that runs with the land (binding on future owners) must be in writing and recorded to be effective against subsequent purchasers. A license is revocable; an easement is not.
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