Why Small-Lot Subdivisions Need a Boundary Survey Before Design Starts
Idaho’s housing reforms are opening the door to smaller residential lots in more communities across the state. That means more subdivision opportunities for developers and builders. But it also means less room for error. When every foot of land counts, starting with a boundary survey is not just a good idea. It is the step […]
How an ALTA Survey Helps Buyers Spot Access Problems on Narrow Infill Lots
Idaho’s cities are growing. Boise, Eagle, and Nampa are adding new neighborhoods on smaller pieces of land. These narrow infill lots are perfect for starter homes and young families. But here’s what many buyers don’t realize: just because you can drive to the property doesn’t mean you can legally build on it. An ALTA survey […]
Who Pays for the ALTA Land Title Survey: Buyer, Seller, or Lender?
In most real estate deals, the buyer pays for the ALTA Land Title Survey. But this cost is negotiable. Lenders often require it for commercial loans. In Eagle, Idaho, buyers can expect to pay between $1,500 and $4,500 depending on the size and type of property. If you are buying property, you may have heard […]