A commercial property can look like one site from the street and still carry several deeds in its ownership records. A buyer may see one building, one parking lot and one tax bill, then find three or four separate legal … Continue reading →
Adding on to a working plant is not like building on empty land. The plant is already there. So are the loading docks, the fences, the machines, and the utility lines that keep it running. An ALTA survey shows the … Continue reading →
A company planning a new manufacturing facility has to look closely at the land, not just the equipment. An ALTA survey gives developers, lenders, and title companies a clear look at a property. It shows the boundary lines, easements, utilities, … Continue reading →
A developer wants to join several lots into one big site. This kind of survey work is not like a normal purchase. Each lot has its own paperwork. Each lot has its own history. Some lots have small problems. Those … Continue reading →
An ALTA survey on an empty lot is easy to schedule. A crew shows up and walks the site. An occupied industrial property is not that simple. Workers are on shift. Trucks move through loading docks. Some gates only open … Continue reading →
Are you purchasing a new property? Or perhaps you are planning to construct a building on a plot of land? In either case, it is crucial to understand the importance of land title surveys. These surveys are an essential part … Continue reading →