Ownership can split vertically. Land surveying establishes where a parcel sits and how big it is, and it stops at the surface, since the rights below the ground may belong to somebody who has never set foot on the property. … Continue reading →
If you have ever been told you need a land survey, your first question is probably: what kind? There are several types of land surveys, and each one serves a different purpose. Ordering the wrong type can delay your project, … Continue reading →
The short answer is no. Google Maps does not show accurate property lines. The boundary lines you see on Google Maps or Google Earth are pulled from public GIS (Geographic Information System) databases maintained by county tax offices. These records … Continue reading →