A few inches can decide whether a commercial building sits on its own land or crosses onto a neighbor’s. On tight sites, where walls, canopies, and loading docks run close to the line, buyers and lenders want to know how … Continue reading →
Shared parking looks simple until you’re the one buying the property. That open lot everyone parks in might not actually belong to the parcel you’re buying. Or maybe only part of it does. An ALTA survey answers this question with … Continue reading →
An ALTA survey and a boundary survey sound alike, but they do different jobs. For a commercial deal, picking the right one can save you real money and trouble. A boundary survey shows where your property lines fall. An ALTA … Continue reading →
