For the longest time, only a few factors controlled the division of land. You had to ensure all the lots touched a “county-approved” road (public or private), you needed to ensure every lot had a means of disposing of sewerage … Continue reading →
I received a frantic call the other day. The closing had fallen through because the title company told them they needed a survey. In all likelihood, the underwriter came back and told the title company this but I cannot know … Continue reading →
The current public perception of surveyors is that of the field crew members they see along side of the road. More often than not, those aren’t surveyors, just employees. I am of the mind that a surveyor is closer to … Continue reading →