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where to get a survey of my property

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MacColton
11/28/2025, 07:09:16 AM

To obtain a property survey, check with your local county recorder or assessor’s office to see if an existing survey is on file. If no survey is available, you will need to hire a licensed land surveyor. Surveyors can be located through online searches, professional associations, or by consulting your title company or closing attorney, ensuring accurate property boundaries and documentation.

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