Surveying land

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FLORIDA REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIATE COURSE

Legal Descriptions

Section 3 of 17

Surveying land and creating legal descriptions serve several important purposes:To get up-to-date and accurate boundary information needed for a legal descriptionTo determine the exact size of the property, measured in square feet, acres, or square milesTo restore boundary lines that may have been lost or unclear over timeTo gather information needed to divide a large parcel into smaller lots for development or saleTo identify any encroachments, such as buildings or fences that cross property lines.