Worst Winter EVER!!!!

Contractor disagreements in my past are legion. The last one happened about 10 years ago, got a call from the concrete guy telling me a stake was ba...

Within 3' using a stub-out? Sign me up to survey in those sections.

There's a story of a survey crew trying to locate sections on a reservation. They were having trouble finding anything. The PC was chatting with a loc...

I think it's mainly because of people that can't fathom how to resolve a boundary that isn't derived from perfect record relationships. There are ple...

That's an oldie I'd love to have.

If he ain't gonna hold it, he's got to clean it up and set another one, contact the first surveyor and get that one out of the ground. Bet he won't ...

The 18" rule is standard code. I'm guessing that's the rule across the country. Think of it this way, an engineer once told me the three first rules...

No, buildings should not sink into the ground. That's a bad thing. It can tear a structure apart, I've been in some where that's happened and it's not...

Digging bar-ck jackhammer-ck shovel-ck hammers-ck drills-ck dimple maker (if that something you want)-ck All in a bag and a box.

This is the way to do it!!! Thanks, I've imported maps into Access but I didn't realize I could shift and rotate the linework. I only used it to sea...

I figure I know why you're asking, it will be considered one tract of land of 80 acres. It's unusual that it wasn't patented as the S1/2SE1/4. This wa...

I don't consider your question out of line Sergeant Schultz. However, I don't answer those questions for many reasons. I can say through the grapevi...

I'll bet I've heard from every realtor in Hawai'i about our vacant half acre lot with offers from $2,000 (gotta love the chutzpah there) to $55,000. S...

I can't figure it out. I could sell the land before noon to 50 different people I know at that price. There must be some kind of scam attached to this...