“Beginning at a large live oak on the bank of the bay, thence north 40 rods to a stake.” Descriptions like this one still define many older waterfront parcels. The oak may be gone, the stake rotted away decades ago, … Continue reading →
Turning an old motel into housing sounds like a smart idea on paper. The rooms are already built. The parking lot is already there. The bones of the building are standing and ready. But before any of that gets redesigned … Continue reading →
Say you bought a charming older home, and now you want to add a room or fix up the yard. Before the first nail goes in, there’s one step many people skip. A boundary survey shows you exactly where your … Continue reading →
