how to find a survey....

[txtrophy85]

try the title company or lender....but they don't always keep files that far back.

I would get a new survey....if its 10 years old its gonna have to be recertified anyway more than likely

[HeyMikey]

Almost guaranteed that you're gonna need a new survey to sell the property.

[Patton]

In my line of work I deal a lot with Country Appraisal Districts. It is best to go in there and do a free search online for the survey

[Passthrough]

If the survey is that old, it isn't going to do you or the buyer any good. Title policy will probably require a new survey, or it will have exclusions. Lenders don't like exclusions.

^^^^this

[huntnfishtex]

most of the land we have bought it was usually an option whether the buyer would accept the old survey or they would want a new one...not sure if that's the case now or if the lender requires a new survey?

[TXSHUNTERS]

You will need a new survey for sure if they are going to use a lender. Lenders usually don't like to use a survey thats older than 3 years.

[huntnfishtex]

thanks guys. Looks like we will prob have to have to surveyed. Anybody wanna buy a couple hundred acres in Williamson co?! lol appreciate the help!

[GR5]

The apprisal district office does not have it, its at the tax office. And there is a survey there most likely with a map also. It has meets and bounds and starting points and all

[wilded]

If it is in Williamson county the Appraisal district maps will have the most recent plat but will not have a survey. You might find one at the county clerks office but I doubt it. If you are selling you can sell it by acres more or less. If the buyer wants a survey let them pay for it. The tax records will show how many acres you are paying taxes on currently. Nearly all lenders will require a new survey. JMHO