You bought a piece of land in Philadelphia. You have a deed. You think you know where your property lines sit. Then a neighbor puts up a fence two feet onto what you thought was your yard. A plat of … Continue reading →
Rowhouse blocks squeeze property rules down to inches. Lots are only fourteen or sixteen feet wide, houses touch side to side, and the tiny gaps between them carry more legal weight per foot than almost any big open field. A … Continue reading →
Many older properties have lines that became unclear over the years as markers wore down and papers changed hands many times. Modern land surveying verification methods mix old records and exact field measurements to rebuild these original lines with full … Continue reading →