1. An easement allows someone, other than the owner of real property, to use a certain partion of the real nrenerty of the oumer. T F 2. With respect to land, escrow is the process whereby a non-interested third-party facilitates the process of a real property transaction between the seller and the buyer. T F 3. When a buyer of real property requests the seller of real property to reduce the price of the land being sold - this is called a counteroffer. T I F 4. When a property owner cannot reach his/her or its land due to no access (e.g, a road) to his land, the owner's property is considered: a. worthless b. landlocked c. screwed d. a bad land 5. A party that has used a road going over someone else's real property for at least years (i.e., continuous use), and the use was open, notorious, and adverse (1), without the permission of the landowner) - if the property owner for which the road lies, tries to stop the user from using the said road, the user of the road can bring a lawsuit for a prescriptive easement. a. 15 b. 25 c. 1 d. 5