ALTA/NSPS
Land Title Surveys
The ALTA Survey is the premier service Alliance Land Surveying provides to the commercial real estate industry. Our extensive experience and ability to meet stringent commercial lender survey requirements is how we have become a leading provider of ALTA Surveys to many of the top firms in the commercial real estate industry.
Real estate professionals specialize in a specific type of real estate such as land, commercial, industrial, or residential. The same principal applies to professional land surveyors. Alliance Land Surveying specializes in the preparation of ALTA Surveys. Do not put your transaction in the hands of surveyor that does not specialize in your needs. Make Alliance Land Surveying your first choice for an ALTA Survey.
Short Feasibility Period
Working closely with the commercial real estate industry we understand timely delivery of a complete and accurate ALTA Survey within the contracted feasibility period is vital. If you have a transaction with a short feasibility period or the requirement for an ALTA Survey was overlooked until the last minute, don’t hesitate to call, we will gladly take whatever means are necessary to complete the ALTA Survey in the required time frame.
ALTA Survey Info
An ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey is commonly referred to as simply an ALTA Survey. ALTA/NSPS is the acronym for the American Land Title Association (ALTA) and the National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS). These two organizations jointly established and adopted a set of minimum standard detail requirements to be used for the preparation of ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys.
we are ready to offer our expertise
If you have a pending real estate transaction that requires an ALTA Survey and need a proposal, have ALTA Survey questions, or would simply like some more information
Using Alliance Land Surveying for your ALTA Survey provides confidence your survey will be performed in a manner that is acceptable to you, your title company, and lender.
Our coordination extends not only to our actual client but their real estate broker, title company, mortgage lender, and the lender’s counsel.