A commercial property survey tells a buyer what they are actually buying. It does not just repeat what the listing says. Skip this step and you might buy a building with a boundary problem, a hidden easement, or a use … Continue reading →
Buying a home feels exciting. You see the house, the yard, and your future plans. However, one document often gets ignored—the property survey, and that can lead to problems later. So before you close on a home, take time to … Continue reading →
Article by Glen Tanner, Professional Land Surveyor, Copyright 2011, Used by Permission The art of finding property corners is being lost. The following picture shows what inspired this article. The two rebar, a #4 rebar and a #5 rebar, shown in … Continue reading →