How Do You Measure Land On A Property?
Make an informed decision when contemplating a land lease, purchase or sale of a piece of property. Knowing the size of the parcel beforehand becomes critical when establishing costs. Gauge the size of a specific piece of land utilizing basic tools well-suited for the job. There’s only one way to measure land, and that begins by putting your feet on the ground. Calculating the size of a piece of land intimidates many who make the attempt; and measuring some parcels can involve time and patience. Identify the land you need to measure using property records. View land deed records, generally at no cost, at the county assessor’s office located in the city hall or town hall that has jurisdiction over the area in question. Copy the property’s dimensions from the land deed onto letter sized paper; draw out a diagram of the land you intend to measure. Secure your data, along with your diagram, to the clip board. Involve a land owner that is adjacent to the land you wish to measure in your sea
