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Answers (2)
- Jim Stevenson, "therealtorguy"
- Contributions:1111
Locally, the four dimensions make sense. The first dimension is the distance across the front of the lot, the second dimension is across the back, the third is the right side and the fourth is the left side.
Properly entered on the mls, your lot might be 50 x 50 x 125 x 125.
If you send me your address, I might be able to look up your property on the plat maps and fax you a copy. The program does not allow copies to be e-mailed.
I agree with NWHome, a survey may be required.
Properly entered on the mls, your lot might be 50 x 50 x 125 x 125.
If you send me your address, I might be able to look up your property on the plat maps and fax you a copy. The program does not allow copies to be e-mailed.
I agree with NWHome, a survey may be required.
- John Stewart, "nwhome.us"
- Contributions:2166
It sounds as though you might be in for a survey of at least one of the property lines (between the two properties).
No, the 4 dimensions don't make any sense. Even if they did where is the actual corner of the property on the ground. Without a survey stake you are guessing.
No, the 4 dimensions don't make any sense. Even if they did where is the actual corner of the property on the ground. Without a survey stake you are guessing.
I don't understand how to read approximate measurments of a property.
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