Looking at the other perspective...
> Because all a survey would do is create problems with the seller and potentially create conflict with the neighbors.
It's too bad that the realtor's observation is too often true. Like that story related in the CAD "professionals" (it hurts my head to put those two terms so close together) where a CAD guy said that when he asked a surveyor why the corners he was setting for lot corners differed from the ones already there, and the reply was "because I'm surveying this lot and the other gut was surveying that lot."
With knuckleheads like that "practicing" - and there's a lot of them - how can we blame real estate agents, or others who deal with land surveyors for having this perception.
It won't ever change unless the states stop licensing mathmagicians and only grant surveyors' licenses to those who actually have a professional level understanding of the surveying they are licensed to do.
> Dear Client,
>you are responsible for payment of my invoice within 60days of invoice date.
>
> 😉
How about full fee prior to commencement of work with any uses for current proposed closing only?
That is for first come first served schedule.
Otherwise, please plague my competitors.
Looking at the other perspective...
:good: Amen, Evan!
DDSM
