WHAT IS A MORTGAGE SURVEY?

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Jim Stevenson is absolutely correct.
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that sounds like a property survey.
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I believe a Mortgage survey measures the boundaries of the lot, the position and dimensions of the house and out buildings, the presence of easements and any encroachments. Whereas a "stick" survey is more precise and in addition to the above information, also includes staking the corners.
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