ALTA and NSPS SURVEYS by NEXUS

ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys

ALTA/NSPS surveys are a valuable tool for lenders, buyers, and other CRE professionals to evaluate a property while analyzing all potential benefits and risks related to owning it. We’ve partnered with NexusCRE, a leader in property surveying, land, and zoning services to provide ALTA/NSPS surveys.

Know Property Restrictions Before It’s Too Late

Basic boundary surveys often lack the level of detail required for a CRE purchaser or lender to fully evaluate the property. An ALTA/NSPS survey delivers a clear record containing relevant information concerned with the present and future use of the land, and all encumbrances and restrictions that may affect the property and its use.

Surveyor Findings and Insights in an ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey include:

Exact location of property corners and boundary lines
Location of improvements and above-ground, observable utilities, striped parking spaces, fences, and other significant observations
Location of recorded and observed easements, including exceptions to coverage identified in the Title Commitment
Findings regarding any potential improvements crossing over property boundary lines or over easement boundaries
Any accesses to public Right of Way, or lack thereof

Zoning of the property and Setback Requirements as defined by the local municipality
Location of any water boundaries on the subject property
APN and Vesting Owner Name information for all adjoining parcels of land
Incorporate “Optional” Table A items to gain insight into parking, zoning, flood hazards, underground utility lines, topography, and more

The ALTA/NSPS Standards

A certified ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey meet Requirements and Standards jointly prepared and adopted by the American Land Title Association (“ALTA”) and the National Society of Professional Surveyors (“NSPS”). The current Standard Requirements went into effect on February 23, 2016. The ALTA/NSPS Minimum Standard Requirements help assure a common, consistent, complete, and accurate report.