A boundary survey reveals what the recorded documents say, not what the fence suggests. When the results differ from what owners expected, the reaction is usually the same. That response makes sense, because a fence sitting in the same spot … Continue reading →
Every construction project starts with a plan. Those plans show where the building will go, how big it will be, where the utilities will run, and how everything connects. But by the time the last worker leaves the job site, … Continue reading →
Most property owners will never need an ALTA survey. But if you are buying commercial property, refinancing a large loan, or dealing with land that has a complicated history, someone in the process will likely ask for one. Knowing what … Continue reading →
A land survey typically costs between $376 and $745 for a standard residential property, with a national average of around $530. However, the price you get quoted may look very different depending on what type of survey you need, the … Continue reading →
In a recent article “A lot on the line with a new fence,” the writer mentioned one of the sayings that I always think of regarding fences: “Good Fences Make Good Neighbors” Know Where Your Property Line is Located A … Continue reading →
