| Alta Survey |
ALTA Survey is a survey conducted usually prior to the issuance of a title insurance policy, pursuant to a set of minimum standards adopted jointly by the American Land Title Association (ALTA) and the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM). The purpose of this survey is to reveal any boundary related issues that could possibly affect the title of a piece of property.
If you are up to purchase or refinance any land, ALTA Survey can be highly valuable to analyze all the potential benefits & risks of owning it. It provides a wealth of information, including:
If you are up to purchase or refinance any land, ALTA Survey can be highly valuable to analyze all the potential benefits & risks of owning it. It provides a wealth of information, including:
- Access to the property
- The legal boundaries of the property
- Any easements & encumbrances affecting a property
- Undedicated roads that run along or through a property
- Encroachments of Improvements
- Names of neighboring property owners
- Zoning & Flood zone classification
- The existence of any cemeteries, burial grounds or isolated gravesites
- Location and dimensions of any improvements on the Land
The Process of an ALTA Survey:
In this Survey, the Surveyors uses a vast array of advanced tools & equipment to collect data from both previous records as well as physical surveying. Its entire process is composed of diverse steps:
- The very first step is to do an in-depth research of previous records.
- Next step is to survey markers & Boundary Lines with the field investigation.
- Once the field evidence is surveyed, analysis of the land begins
- The final step involves the detailed information comprising locations, access points, fences, encroachments, parking spaces & much more.
| Alta Survey Cost Plan |
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