How an Elevation Certificate Can Remove Flood Zone Risk

Aerial view of homes with blue FEMA flood zone overlays showing areas where an elevation certificate can prove reduced flood risk

If you live in Columbus, chances are you’ve heard about flood zones. Homeowners near the Chattahoochee River, Weracoba Creek, or Lindsey Creek often get letters from lenders saying they must carry flood insurance. For many families, that extra cost can feel overwhelming. The good news is that you may not actually need to pay those […]

Boundary Line Survey Solutions for Property Disputes

Boundary line survey example showing residential homes with a shared fence and potential property line dispute

Buying or owning property should feel exciting. Yet for many homeowners, the experience can quickly turn stressful when property lines aren’t clear. One neighbor claims the fence is too far over, while the other swears the deed supports their side. Sometimes, the problem shows up even later—at the closing table—when a title company discovers that […]

What the First 24 Hours of an ALTA Survey Reveal 

Surveyor using a total station during an ALTA survey on open land in Newnan

When your ALTA survey is finally complete, you might think the hard part is over. But in reality, the next 24 hours could be some of the most important hours of your entire property journey. This short window is when the survey’s findings are fresh, your surveyor’s notes are still clear, and your ability to […]