http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/ ... QO20141014
Two different surveyors staked out the wrong lot. This quote cracked me up: "It happens from time to time." Yikes!
5300 s.f. Florida home built on wrong lot
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land butcher
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I would understand the same surveyor making the same mistake twice but two separate surveyors making the same mistake- humm.
Maybe surveyor #1 gave his paperwork to surveyor #2 or maybe the immune title co screwed up as they did in article Buried Mistake in the latest POB.
Maybe surveyor #1 gave his paperwork to surveyor #2 or maybe the immune title co screwed up as they did in article Buried Mistake in the latest POB.
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To fully fund govt first the national debt would have to be paid. The US Govt is $18 TRILLION in debt, using 350 million people in the USA it would require $51,000 from every man, woman and child to pay it off. And that's just the Federal debt. Did you write your check yet?
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Dave Karoly, PLS
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The two lots are the same width.
In Florida all of the Deeds are on-line.
Speculating here...Surveyor found two front pins, they were the correct distance apart, didn't check anything else, staked house on wrong lot. OOPS.
Second Surveyor showed up, saw house, quickly found same two front pins, assumed house on correct lot (VERY BAD ASSUMPTION), shot up the house, made map. OOPS #2.
Amazing, can't even get on the correct lot.
The two lots are the same width.
In Florida all of the Deeds are on-line.
Speculating here...Surveyor found two front pins, they were the correct distance apart, didn't check anything else, staked house on wrong lot. OOPS.
Second Surveyor showed up, saw house, quickly found same two front pins, assumed house on correct lot (VERY BAD ASSUMPTION), shot up the house, made map. OOPS #2.
Amazing, can't even get on the correct lot.
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