In "90 I bought an adjoining 137 acres of barre land, with 3 acre homesite out of it. Went to the attorney"s office for closing, and READ the contract. Had I signed it, I would have bought the 3 acre site with mobile home, not the bare land. He had the descriptions bass ackwards! Waited an hour for his sec"y to correct it. Imagine the future headache should I sell my land in the future.
As executor in closing my Mom"s home sale, a house in town, the description read...from point A, go 300 feet, blah,blah, blah. I learned enough about surveying in the Special Forces Engineer course to see the mistake. I said 300 feet from point A is a CIRCLE! You need an azimuth reading...a direction. Surveyor"s mistake in writing the description...realtor didn"t catch it, I didn"t sign it until it was re-done. Each case, we"re paying the "experts".
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