ALTA SURVEY
An ALTA survey is a standard for conducting land surveys. It is set and approved by The American Land Title Association (ALTA) and the National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS). Professionals in the construction industry, including lenders, use ALTA surveys as references for conducting their surveys.
An ALTA survey focuses on collecting and recording property data through records and physical surveys. This helps companies cater to their needs when doing insurance dealings.
It lists down all essential details, including easements, improvement areas, and several aspects related to property ownership and use. You can verify your title survey by comparing it with an ALTA land survey, as it gives you more clarity on what to include and exclude.
HOW DO WE CONDUCTAN ALTA SURVEY?
01
Thorough Research into Property Records
The ALTA survey process starts with in-depth research into available property records, both public and private. It also includes assessing several elements essential for reducing risks, like unrecorded easements and encroachments.
02
Field Investigation
The next step is to watch out for original survey markers and find boundary lines. This process is typically challenging and consumes a significant amount of time based on the land dynamics and features. When surveyors identify the field proofs they were looking for, they start analyzing them. As the survey is finalized, it includes all the land details like access points, encroachment risks, parking spaces, fences, etc.
02
Field Investigation
The next step is to watch out for original survey markers and find boundary lines. This process is typically challenging and consumes a significant amount of time based on the land dynamics and features. When surveyors identify the field proofs they were looking for, they start analyzing them. As the survey is finalized, it includes all the land details like access points, encroachment risks, parking spaces, fences, etc.
03
Map Creation
Finally, the professional utilizes several modern tools to collect, record, and organize this information. Then, they create a map based on the survey's findings. The final document is easier to review and understand by the title company, buyer, and lender.
04
Finalization
The title company, lender, and buyer review the finalized ALTA survey and make necessary comments. The document is then sent back to the professional surveyor, who signs and seals it.
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