Surveyor’s Real Property Report
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75 Nolle Ct
Saint Charles, MO 63304-7209
636.922.1001
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Surveyor’s Real Property Report
A Surveyors Real Property Report (referred to sometimes as a “spot” or mortgage inspection report) is used mainly by title and mortgage companies for someone who is purchasing a property.
Services received when ordering a SRPR
The location of permanent structures on a property is determined. Building lines and easements are shown on the drawing based on a recorded plat or title commitment if one is available. The drawing shows the structure locations in relationship to property, easement, and building lines.
What an SRPR does NOT include
The buyer does not typically receive “survey coverage” which may be required by some title companies. A SRPR does not mark actual property corners on-site, nor does it show fences, retaining walls, or other items close to the property lines. A SRPR cannot be used to build fences, decks or other improvements as it does not constitute a property boundary survey per state statute.
A SRPR is an approximation
A SRPR is subject to the results that an accurate boundary may disclose. The state of Missouri requires that a disclaimer be placed on all SRPR drawings and states that a SRPR has no warranty to current or future owners.