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What is a Surveyor's Real Property Report?A Surveyor's Real Property Report (SRPR) is a survey plan and written report which shows the boundaries of a parcel of land relative to established features (buildings, fences, etc.) on the parcel. This type of survey is often requested when a house is sold, as it provides the new owner and the mortgager a good picture of what the extent of title (i.e., boundaries) is relative to fences, buildings, pools etc. on the property. This compliments the opinion of the lawyers on the quality of title.
In new construction areas, regulations require that one of the front survey bars be set. Unfortunately, by the time the new owner moves in, all survey bars have been removed by construction when the lot is graded. In more established areas, the regulations require that both front survey bars be set, but not the rear bars (which usually take more work to establish the correct location). If you would like all of the survey bars set, this can be done at a slightly higher cost. |
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