If your lender or title company just asked you for an ALTA survey and you are not sure what that means, you are not alone. Most people have never heard of one until it shows up as a requirement in … Continue reading →
The short answer is that there are several ways to locate your property lines, ranging from free online tools to a professional land survey. Free methods can give you a general idea of where your boundaries are. Only a licensed … Continue reading →
A land survey typically costs between $500 and $1,500 for residential work, and between $1,500 and $5,000 or more for commercial surveys. The final price depends on the type of survey, the size of the property, the terrain, and where … Continue reading →
Most homeowners have never heard of a flood elevation certificate until their lender or insurance agent brings it up. Suddenly it becomes urgent, confusing, and expensive sounding. The good news is that it is simpler than it sounds, and for … Continue reading →