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how do you find out where your property line is

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DeGemma
11/28/2025, 06:50:20 AM

Start by reviewing your deed and plat map to determine property boundaries, as they show the official lot lines. Many counties provide GIS maps online for further reference. Survey pins or GPS devices can offer rough estimates, but for accurate, legally recognized results, especially when constructing or selling, a licensed surveyor should be hired.

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