Homebuyers may need to get a property survey before they close on their new place because when buying a home, there’s a certain amount of work required in between having your offer accepted and actually moving in.
The reason why property surveys may be necessary is to determine and confirm land boundaries. Examples would be the parcel of land a home sits on, and any sub-surface improvements, like a septic tank or well. They also identify other types of restrictions and conditions that apply to the legal description of a property.
This kind of survey will probably be needed whether you’re buying a new home or building an addition onto a property you already own.
what is property survey?
A property survey is all about defining what belongs to you and what doesn’t. This survey is conducted to determine or confirm land boundaries that are already established. For example, if a developer consider to put up a fence, he/she will need and want to know exactly where his/her property ends and their neighbor’s begins.
This survey also identify other types of restrictions and conditions that apply to the legal description of a property, including easements or encroachments.That’s what a property survey will help you determine. Surveys detail how your property is defined in an official, legal capacity. Instead of guessing where your property lines are, you have a document that has it detailed for you.
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