https://realtybiznews.com/the-4-things-you-need-to-know-before-hiring-a-surveyor/98753024/
This may be the most complementary article about surveyors written by a realty entity that I've ever read.
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Pretty good.?ÿ Indeed better than most views from the real estate world.
Nitpicks: it could have mentioned boundary law principles along with measurements and history.?ÿ It says the surveyor's report is legally binding in a dispute, rather than prima facie evidence and surveyors don't always agree.?ÿ
Never hire a surveyor, unless you already know where your lines are. That way you can tell if he lied! (Grin)
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Ps, good article, Wendell.
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It's from the UK.?ÿ If I recall, in case of dispute the court appoints a surveyor.?ÿ That surveyors findings are end of argument. Here, due process doesn't allow that approach.
The four things are all number one. 🙂
Historic boundaries and conservation efforts.
In the first paragraph what link do you get in the word surveyors that I have shown in red and enlarged below? I get surveyplus.com.au which I thought was very weird seeing as it is a USA website. Customised ad somehow?
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Many of us only think about surveyors when we drive by a building project and see them in their striking orange or yellow attire. However,?ÿsurveyors?ÿplay a much broader role than just construction projects. They can come in handy when you are buying a property or expanding your?ÿkitchen?ÿspace.
I see the same link.?ÿ ?ÿ I copied the basic URL without the number tag on the end that I suspected would somehow identify the source of the link, and pasted into a "private" page in the browser so it would be harder to tie it to me, and still got the same link.?ÿ That surprises me because I expected everyone would get a different link depending on their location as tracked from their computer's IP address.