Land Surveying Questions Buyers Ask Before Purchasing Landlocked Parcels
A landlocked parcel has no direct connection to a public road. That one fact changes how a buyer should look at the property, the deed, and the driveway or lane that seems to lead to it. Below are the questions a land surveyor hears most from buyers looking at rural or landlocked tracts, and what […]
How Land Surveying Supports New Warehouse Development Along Major Highways
Drive past any interchange on I-70 or I-71 and you’ll see it. Steel frames rising out of what used to be farmland. Truck courts wide enough to park a small airport’s worth of trailers. None of that happens by accident. Weeks or months before the first shovel hits the ground, a survey crew already walked […]
Why Land Surveying Matters Before Splitting Property for Family Members
Splitting land for a family member sounds simple. Draw a line, tell the county, done. But rural land does not work that way. A verbal agreement or a rough sketch on a napkin can turn into a legal mess years later. This is especially true in Montgomery, Greene, and Miami County, where family lot splits […]