An ALTA survey can look complete and still miss the one detail that matters most to your deal. The difference usually comes down to Table A items, the optional list that decides exactly what the surveyor checks and reports. Pick … Continue reading →
Adding a backyard ADU changes how a survey gets priced. A small second home in the yard puts new demands on where things sit on your lot. That can move the property survey cost up or down, depending on the … Continue reading →
If you own a lot in Denver and can’t find the metal pin at the corner of your yard, you’re not alone. Corner markers get paved over, ripped out during construction, or worn down after decades in the ground. When … Continue reading →