A backyard pool or a small guest home sounds simple. Then the permit office asks a question nobody can answer. Where does your property end? Is there an easement in the way? Does the ground slope enough to cause drainage … Continue reading →
A shared driveway looks simple. Two houses, one strip of pavement, no big deal. But looks can be wrong. A plat of survey often shows what’s really going on underneath that pavement. It maps the true property lines. It can … Continue reading →
A mortgage survey and a home inspection often get requested around the same time, which is exactly why so many buyers mix them up. One tells you where your property lines sit. The other tells you if the roof is … Continue reading →