I have mentioned this many times in the past, land is expensive ~ know your boundaries. In this post I would like to remind everyone to clear debris from your boundary markers. Fall is a good time for this because the leaves fall and cover your markers. After many years of leaf cover, finding those […]
Posts Tagged ‘property boundaries’
November 18th, 2013
Know Your Boundaries – Keep them Clear
Raymond Bisson 
Posted in Property Lines 
Tags: property boundaries, property lines, property monument 
No Comments » February 27th, 2013
Will a Land Surveyor tell me what I own?
A land surveyor does not state ownership when preparing a property survey. Confused? A property survey is a professional Land Surveyor’s opinion of the physical location of the title boundary. What is the difference? A title boundary is the boundary of such real property as defined in the recorded deed. An occupied boundary is the […]
February 10th, 2013
“I don’t need a survey, I can see my monuments”
In most cases, when a homeowner sees a property monument, for example an iron pipe, granite bound or a drill hole in a rock, you can be reasonably sure that this is one of the property markers. It is when situations arise such as putting up a fence, adding an addition to your house or […]
Raymond Bisson Posted in Property Lines Tags: monuments, property boundaries, property monument No Comments » 
