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It sounds to me like what the law intends to say is that only professionals can actually draw the property lines--a quite reasonable restriction because a mista
by LorenPechtel 4y ago
It sounds to me like what the law intends to say is that only professionals can actually draw the property lines--a quite reasonable restriction because a mistake can be hidden and expensive. However, it seems to me that what he's doing is simply taking the existing legal documentation and converting it to a 2D printout.
- empyrrhicist 4y agoSo Zillow should be banned? Informal drawings of property lines are useful and "good enough", and giving a monopoly on that to surveyors would be silly.
- LorenPechtel 4y agoI'm not saying he's wrong. I'm saying he's not actually drawing property lines, but rather converting the existing text description into a graphic one. Creating that initial description should be limited to the pros, but it shouldn't take a pro to convert that description into a picture.