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— alta

ALTA 2026 Moved the Burden Onto the Record

The 2026 ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey Standards have been in force since February 23, and with year-end closings ahead, most firms are about to run their heaviest title-survey season under them. Read the changes together and a pattern appears: almost none of them change how you measure. Nearly all of them change what you must obtain, observe, document, and be able to show. The standard moved its weight onto the record -- and the firms whose records can carry it will have the easier winter.

October 2026 · 5 min read
— pointscout

The Life of a Survey Point

Follow one capped rebar at the northeast corner of a farm parcel from the morning it is set to a question asked about it thirty years later, and you can see every place a survey firm's most valuable asset -- what it knows -- leaks away. The measurement is taken once. It is proven once, delivered once, filed once. Then it gets reused a dozen times over decades, or it doesn't -- and the difference is whether each handoff kept the data alive or turned it back into paper.

September 2026 · 5 min read
— landledger

The Easement Outlives Everyone Who Signed It

A right-of-way project runs eighteen months. The easements it produces encumber that land for the working life of the line -- half a century and more. Everyone who negotiated them will retire, the landowners will sell, and the project team's shared drive will be an archaeology site. Then a rebuild crew, a vegetation manager, or a landowner's heir asks what the agreement actually says -- and the answer had better not live in a banker's box.

August 2026 · 4 min read

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