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Never wrote it twice. Don't really see the reason. I always put arrows - so if you're going the against the arrow, that should be a clue.
Ultimate Surveyor's Cutting ToolI hate those things. Heavy and only a small blade. Machete's are better - much lighter, and longer blade.
Not sure if this is a change or not, about the Resident Professional Surveyor.1. Spend a majority of normal business hours at a particular branch off...
I use this method also. Once you learn it and get comfortable with it, doesn't take much time at all.
In the old days it would be the B-D no matter what, even if you found a part of the wall that was off the line.Since there aren't any B-D shown on the...
I swear, I've had that exact same call before. I love that - they need it right away, but still have the nads to complain about the price. They shou...
As others have written, job info, setups, edits, weather conditions, sketches, etc., all go in the fieldbook. The DC is great for the data, and field...
They're worth only what they were intended for: to obtain a mortgage - and that's all.The problems come when other people, (home-owners, builders, fe...
Be careful, though, about not setting monuments for an ALTA. Even if the client doesn't request that you set them, if state regs require it, then you...
How well does this rod fit with the abutter's property/description?I've seen too many traverse rods to just accept one where it doesn't fit.
I agree - unless someone sues because of the error. In that case, both will be attached to the suit.