TTT etiquetteJust a comment on the subject line: you might state what topic you are bringing TTT (to the top) in the future. I guess in this case, it...

The Bottom LineI have made similar statements on the discussion board, and have been shot down. But I agree in general; there are very few times that...

When I lived in Denver, on an inexpensive property (I owned), I got a notice in the mail that I better remove a dead tree on my property, near my hous...

There they go.....blaming the surveyor. I guess fingers have been pointing to the surveyor for a long time.

Intent of a deed - dave> It amazes me that any Land Surveyor that has even a modicum of real field experience would suggest that we can't determine...

Kris> You sound like you're putting the cart before the horse to me. I could be wrong.Well....how can I argue with that?by the way....I meant "ext...

Kris> > I vehemently disagree with your assertion that the dignity of calls is at the bottom of any construction when delineating property lines...

KrisThe calls in a description are/is the intent. The intent is found within the four corners of the deed. The word 'intent' is not a part of the li...

I am surprised that many of you say it is a "no-brainer". I do understand the concept of senior/junior rights, and there is certainly a good argument...

I thought this was a bit of fun...maybe this will help.Is the end of the yellow dimension to the same "line" or point that the green dimension comes f...

It looks like you could tote a stake-bag with it. Set the wire that's up to the ground and wrap it (the stake bag) in using the straps. Use the par...

BobWhat's a henweigh?(someone's gotta be the straight man here)Oops....I see someone posted while I was typing.

What you say makes sense to me. East and west of a monument generally means east and west of the center of that monument, unless you can find specifi...