An ALTA land survey is an important part of many commercial real estate deals. It gives buyers, lenders, title companies, and property owners clear information about the land before the closing date. When the process starts early and everyone shares … Continue reading →
An elevation certificate shows how high a building sits compared to expected flood levels. It gives insurers, local officials, and owners facts about the building’s height and flood risk. This document may help lower flood insurance costs. This happens when … Continue reading →
A percolation test can shrink your buildable area before you’ve poured a single foundation. Developers often treat it as a formality, something to check off between the survey and the permit application. It’s not. A failed or marginal percolation test … Continue reading →