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If you are a landowner seeking advice from surveyors, please post your questions and issues here.... View more
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If you are a landowner seeking advice from surveyors, please post your questions and issues here. DISCLAIMER: All surveying-related questions should be consulted with someone licensed in their jurisdiction and hired for professional services. The answers provided here are not to be construed as official advice from a professional that you would otherwise obtain in your local area.
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Can you make this the seller’s problem? Add the cost of a average survey to your offer for the land, and make it a condition of your offer that the seller has to provide a recorded survey plat at closing. Then if it turns out to be a complex survey (as the picture is beginning to unfold here) it’s not your problem.
And if the deal falls through, the seller has added to the value of his land for a future sale.
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Wanted to thank everyone for their contribution. I had a surveyor come out today and together we found 3 corner pins and set the other one. One was missing due to a flood. We ended up spending about 8 hours working on the survey. This is in very rough country all equipment had to be packed in to get to these corners. No ATV could get to the areas all by foot.
We did get one set pin on the acreage I’m buying. We will finish it up sometime soon.
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