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Again, speaking from the side of the ultimate client, this is not uncommon for a variety of possible reasons. They aren't wanting to insult any one p...
Tried this out for an area in Illinois in the county east of St. Louis where one line of my ancestors moved to in the early 1800's from southwestern K...
A better example. Hank Smith owns Lots 1-12. The appraiser views all of that being Parcel #97-062-43-1298-83-001 He hires you to create the followin...
Another common error struck again this week. There are three nearly-identical tracts but the stated areas are slightly different. The area shown for...
I have been on the other end of construction several times over my years as a school board member and as a board member of two rural water districts a...
Fewer than one in twenty potential boundary clients in my world would have agreed to that thought. Two to three weeks was the norm for us. Some woul...
For a small company, this is one more reason to avoid construction staking or avoid everything else. The two do not mix well. I did a Walmart projec...
@bstrand You need to know when they are going to use your number of someone else's. There is a day and tim when their input is expected by their clie...
@jbw Their Southwest Chapter is having one in about four weeks in Joplin. Two topics: Possession vs Ownership and Railroads. The tiny red head f...
@jbw I am not licensed in Missouri but live one county away in Kansas. MSPS puts on some great continuing education programs in Joplin every year an...
@gary_g The PLSS was nearly new when that system was introduced to what would eventually be the State of Missouri. The Special Instructions to the...
@cv Psst. Simmer down now. ROTFLMAO Psst. Need some help getting off the floor and back into my hospital bed. Psst. Watched a comic the other ...
Get me a big two-man chainsaw and an accomplice, plus some coonhunting head lanterns. By the time we had it cleared, I'm sure I would be given a soft ...
Looks like the middle one-third of the gigantic rock I found with a two-inch hole drilled in it (knocked over) The rock was about three feet thick ab...