Developers lose money on bad assumptions. A parcel looks clean on paper, the price is right, and the timeline seems workable. Then construction starts, and something turns up that wasn’t on any document: an unrecorded easement, a drainage path cutting … Continue reading →
A property can look simple at first glance. The lot seems wide enough. The driveway looks clear. There appears to be plenty of room for a pool, garage, or home addition. Then construction plans begin. Suddenly, problems show up. The … Continue reading →
What is Land Surveying? Land Surveying dates back to ancient history. Surveying is used for multiple projects. A survey is done to establish a specific location of a parcel of land along with its exact acreage. It is used to ascertain boundaries … Continue reading →