Written descriptions are often difficult to understand, and photos from ground level often lack the context or continuity for them to do what I need.I've done something similar for lawn care by taking pics at ground level which works well, but the walkways and doorways that need snow removal are often meandering and would take many pics to depict, and again - without continuity would be hard to interpret.I'm considering hiring a drone pilot that could take pics from 25 ft or so overhead that could frame the entire property in a single image. 

This should of never even been a topic brought up in a job walk.If he can't professionally engage me a potential client and be respectful I don't even want to think of how he would engage some one that fit the description he was ranting about...

The home builder can purchase lots fronting money for your closing, you need your meets and bounds description as acreage to provide a special warranty deed, subject to the final subdivision plat being approved.

In New York investors use online tools to get code violation records, they even can be filtered by status, dates, location, and description.

I'm sure QB has descriptions that can be creatively used.

I can envision the IRS ruling that the lot size should have remained unchanged even though the legal description remained the same.

The other information in the lender's description is that this owner claims to own two other units F&C in the same complex.

The descriptions will say "starting from the southwest corner of the northwest quarter section of the southeast quarter section of section 17 township 15 range 21, thence north 110 feet then east 88 degress 250 feet", etc.

Rich - freestanding apartments is a very accurate description.

I'm hoping someone here has some experience in that area and can share a job description for that position.Thanks in advance for any help!