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Metes and bounds is a system or method of describing land, real property (in contrast to personal property) or real estate.
There are three primary systems for determining and writing the legal description of a property. These include the Rectangular Survey System, metes and bounds, and lot and block.
A legal description is a written description of a real estate that is specific enough to uniquely identify it as distinct from all other properties. A proper legal description serves as the foundation for transferring real estate and is required in deeds, mortgages, and other legal documents.
A legal description of real property is a way to accurately pinpoint where a particular piece of property is located. This is typically based on existing township grids and uses a combination of alphabetical abbreviations and numbers to locate the land.
A legal description provides legal evidence of the boundaries and allows a surveyor to accurately determine property lines at a later time. This is incredibly useful and necessary during real estate transactions or disputes. The description will typically appear on sales contracts and the property deed.
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There are two primary types of legal descriptions: Lot and block descriptions, which are most often associated with subdivisions; and metes and bounds descriptions, which are used for non-subdivision property. Some legal descriptions contain both lot and block and metes and bounds descriptions.
legal description. A description of a specific parcel of real estate complete enough for an independent surveyor to locate and identify it. Survey. Details of a property are gathered, boundaries are measured and land areas are determined; position of a house on a lot.
A legal description is the precise location and measurement of real property. While an address is often used to locate a property, legal descriptions are used when transferring title because theyre more accurate. Unlike an address, its a unique identifier.

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