Kent McMillan, post: 381471, member: 3 wrote: I'm unfamiliar with the rules of practice in Oregon, but is a disagreement between surveyors a basis for...

Kent McMillan, post: 381427, member: 3 wrote: Well, to begin with there are a number of missing facts that really only a survey expert in that jurisdi...

Kent McMillan, post: 381416, member: 3 wrote: Yes, Step One is to hire a reputable forensic surveyor to actually figure out what the situation really ...

roger_LS, post: 381409, member: 11550 wrote: If it were me, I would hold off on an attorney for now. This is a question of location, a survey issue, n...

Robert Hill, post: 381391, member: 378 wrote: I don't think it was an update of a survey. Since it was included in the closing costs, it is most likel...

That has nothing to do with survey itself. Just was wondering why it was so cheap. Then realized it was most likely just a price to update a surve...

Joanie, post: 381384, member: 11920 wrote: Yes, well they're next on our list to contact. We want to know exactly what they did. To be honest, they a...

$350?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!Yikes. I charge that much to drive to a site and look at something

Dave Karoly, post: 381372, member: 94 wrote: Those second two surveys don't look like boundary surveys to me. They don't indicate any found or set mo...

I do find it really hard to believe that NONE of the iron rods set on the target property are still in the ground. There has to be some left, these we...

flyin solo, post: 381361, member: 8089 wrote: I hate the idea of doling out advice to property owners on here for the unintended possible consequence ...

Ya I'd bet there are still iron rods in the ground a foot over from the wood stakes. Or like someone said above, the wood stakes may just be lath an...

I took 4 years of pig latin...does that count?

Aha. That's a fantastic idea. I wish the locators would locate mag nails though....

JB, post: 381046, member: 346 wrote: I staked a lot line in a subdivision for a new fence. This was some time ago.I got a call from the owner and he w...

Here everything is a subdivision. We had 2 parcels that backed up to each other and there was a small triangular jog on the rear line. So he wante...

Jon Collins, post: 380565, member: 11135 wrote: For those of you who do run your own business. How do you and/or the company pay for trucks? I get if ...

"Starting at the tree which little Billy hit with his bb gun Christmas morning....thence to the east to the axe stuck in the ground when old Mr hooper...

I don't have a nomad but I'm sure it's the same as my ranger. I just connect via Bluetooth. Then I just click into the ranger icon and drag files ba...

flyinsolo, post: 379697, member: 11880 wrote: where i worked in '08 (as well as '03-'12) we went from 14 crews, 8 techs, and 5 staff rpls on jan. 1 to...