What are the Property Lines, Bondery's Mean in the Photo's at the Bottom??

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The Actual Property Lines are Set Where?? In Your Photos??
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February 27 2010 - Shackelford
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If you go to your county/city website, you should find a link to "mapping".  Before you enter the property mapping software you will find a disclaimer and description about how they generate the maps and in this case, property boundries.  They are overlays that are not to scale.
Zillow pulls their maps from a 3rd party provider who gathers the maps from county and city websites.
Look also on Zillows FAQ tab.  You'll find other great explanations there.

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