A fence may look like the property line, but appearances can be misleading. Many fences were built years ago without an accurate survey, so they don’t always follow the legal boundary. Before taking action, it’s important to find property lines … Continue reading →
Many homeowners discover an easement at the worst possible moment, right after they have committed to a project. An easement is a recorded right that lets someone else use part of your land, and it can quietly limit where you … Continue reading →
A plat of survey and a boundary survey are two different documents, but many property owners use the terms as if they mean the same thing. Both involve a licensed land surveyor working on a property, and both deal with … Continue reading →