Their reputation & license & insurance premiums are on the line if they regualarly provide inaccuate work.I've seen situations where two surveys disagreed on lot lines but by inches at most, usually even less.IF the surveys provided are 'old' (e.g. pre GPS), there 'may' be more room to question things but even then, they were very careful as so much can ride on where they set the lot line (e.g. fences, law suites, building permits, inheritances, etc.).All this suggests that you may want to reexamine your property title description.

Now there's still plenty of places in the 5th that I won't go to during the day, but people are starting to see some jewels in it

Can anyone here recommend a reputable contractor in South Jersey area?

Being from the area, I know the reputation, especially of Camden.

State and local governments restrict new mobile home park developments for many reasons, including: bad reputation, existing owners allowing parks to deteriorate, less property tax base to fund schools, police, fire, and other government services.

It has a bad reputation but for those investors who take the time it by far has the best rent ratios and best chance for substantially upside price appreciation.

I've been searching for a reliable/reputable property management company, but haven't found one, any suggestions?

Wondering if this has been beneficial and if you have a recommendation for a reputable stager.

My wife and I have decided to pursue a duplex just outside of Trenton, NJ and are looking for a reputable and local real estate attorney.

You want to test the quality of the water to determine if the home requires a purification system if it does not already have one.If the bank will not permit you to have a licensed plumber come in to turn the system on for inspection then contact a reputable well site company and get an estimate of what it might cost to repair a well site, usually a pump to push the water up or what is the cost to open up a new well site if you should need one installed.