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ALTA Survey Items Commercial Buyers Should Request for Multi-Parcel Properties

Dayton Land Surveying Posted on September 10, 2026 by DaytonSurveyorSeptember 8, 2026

Buying a commercial property with more than one parcel of land can be tricky. Boundaries between the parcels can overlap. Easements can cross from one parcel to another in ways title work alone won’t show. One parcel’s access might even … Continue reading →

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When a Mortgage Survey Reveals a Shared Driveway Problem Before Closing

Dayton Land Surveying Posted on August 27, 2026 by DaytonSurveyorAugust 26, 2026

When a Mortgage Survey Reveals a Shared Driveway Problem Before Closing Buying a home comes with a lot of paperwork. One piece that often gets overlooked is the mortgage survey. In Ohio, this type of survey is commonly referred to … Continue reading →

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Due Diligence Survey Questions to Ask Before Buying Land for a Data Center

Dayton Land Surveying Posted on August 25, 2026 by DaytonSurveyorAugust 25, 2026

A data center needs land that does exactly what the plan says it will. Big power, big water, clear access, and room to build at scale. A listing that shows 80 acres can hide a site that only fits half … Continue reading →

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