ALTA Title Survey Before Subdivision Guide

Aerial view of open land with early subdivision layout markings and planned road lines before development begins

Boise is growing fast. Open land around the city is changing shape as new housing and mixed-use projects get planned. Fields turn into neighborhoods. Large parcels get divided into smaller lots. This shift is already happening in areas like Meridian and nearby growth zones. Most people only think about surveys after land is sold or […]

Check Easements Before Your ALTA Land Survey

Aerial view of a rural property showing an irrigation canal cutting through open land, illustrating how water easements affect usable space in an area where an alta land survey is commonly used before property purchase

If you’re planning to buy land, you’re likely thinking about getting an ALTA land survey. That’s a smart step. It helps you see the property clearly before you commit. Still, many buyers miss one detail early on. Canal and irrigation easements. At first, the land may look wide open. It may seem ready for a […]

Do You Need One ALTA Survey for Multiple Parcels?

Aerial view of a single property divided into multiple parcels with visible boundary lines, showing how an alta survey applies to land with separate legal descriptions

A lot of buyers think they are getting one property. The listing shows one piece of land. The seller talks about it like one site. The plan feels simple. Then the title report comes in. Now there are two parcels. Sometimes three. Each has its own number. Each has its own legal description. That’s when […]