Surveys, fences, and boundaries

Acreage deals go sideways on gaps, overlaps, forgotten easements, and a barn that sits two feet over the line. We will look for an existing survey, ask title about exceptions, and tell you when a new staked survey is worth the money — which is often.

Shared driveways, utility easements, and conservation or pipeline corridors show up more on rural Northland tracts than in a Liberty cul-de-sac.

Related: access, mineral and water notes.