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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

incorrect property lines
I'm in escrow on multi-unit property in Utah and title wants an exception on their title policy for correct property lines because they property lines overlap and they don't know what they should be. I asked them to look as far back as they can to find when the error occurred but they have to do more research on it. I have two title company's working on this. I might have to pay $2,000 for a surveyor to see if he can get it corrected. Anyone have this issue? suggestions?
Thank you