^^ Well, an easement is actually a surrender of your property rights for the piece of land in question. But you could stipulate what the terms are of the sale and uses of the easement, if agreed upon.
"All of the university and government geologists from the southeast are astonished that the sinkhole in the back yard stopped expanding last month. Should be on the market in about 2 weeks. Leave me your number."
If it doesn't really impact your land, just sell it to him an move on. Also, a consistently and frequently used piece of land for such a thing as a driveway that has been used for several years, even for far less than seven, could be ruled in the favor of the violator by a judge. They do have...
Man, y'all are killin' me with this talk/pics! I feel the need to fry some midnight seafood. If you're near Tybee, Stingray's on the main drag has great shrimp and the crab stew is incredible...
Sounds a little iffy. Most folks I know won't even go fishing without a sidearm, much less a trek into the woods. Probably out there planting his weed.