Developers who’ve been through a closing in a flood-prone area know the feeling. Everything is lined up, financing, permits, timelines, and then the lender asks for an elevation certificate. If you don’t have one ready, the closing slows down. Sometimes … Continue reading →
A missing detail on a plat of survey can stop a project fast. Developers may already have financing, crews, and materials lined up. Then a review office asks for revisions. Contractors pause work. Utility plans no longer match the site. … Continue reading →
Most developers know they need an as-built survey to close out a permit. Few know what’s actually inside it. An as-built survey records what was built on a site. Not what was designed. Not what the permit showed. What was … Continue reading →