Beaumont, Alberta, Canada
Real Property Reports (Residential & Commercial)
Real Property Reports (RPRs)
Here at TITAN Land Surveying we specialize in Real Property Reports (RPRs) for Residential and Commercial properties including Lake Lots and Acreages. Early preparation can speed up the process of selling your property or resolve any outstanding issues.
Our typical turnaround is 3 to 5 business days.
Other services we offer include:
- The submission of your Real Property Report (RPR) for a Municipal Compliance Certificate on your behalf
- Staking/marking out your property corners
- Real Property Report (RPR) Updates
If you would like to order a Real Property Report, call us today! You can also order online by filling out our RPR Request Form.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Real Property Report?
A Real Property Report (RPR) is a legal document prepared by a Alberta Land Surveyor that clearly illustrates the location of significant visible improvements (i.e. buildings) relative to the boundaries of the property. It takes the from of a plan or illustration of various physical features of the property. It can relied upon by purchasers, sellers, lenders and the municipality as an accurate representation of the improvements on your property.
Who Needs a Real Property Report?
- Property Owners
- Property Purchasers
- Property Sellers
- Municipalities
- Cities, Towns and Villages
- Mortgage Lenders
- Real Estate Agents
- Lawyers
- First Nations
- Anyone in need of our Services
Most residential and commercial prosperities will require a Real Property Report for any real estate transaction.
What are some Benefits of a Real Property Report?
- Problems can be identified and resolved before a sale is finalized.
- Property Owners will know the locations and dimensions of buildings, improvements, right of ways and encroachments relative to the boundaries of a property.
- Purchasers know the physical dimensions of the property.
- Financing usually requires a verified survey.
- Simplified property transactions.
- Development and building permits require property boundary information.
What is Municipal Compliance?
A Real Property Report (RPR) is necessary to determine compliance with the bylaws of the municipality. The municipality will review and endorse the RPR and indicate if the improvements meet the requirements of the local bylaws. This allows the property owner to resolve any outstanding issues identified.
Cost of a Real Property Report?
The cost of a Real Property Report (RPR) is determined by the nature and complexity of the property. Price can be dependent on a number of factors such as size of property, number of buildings/dwellings, survey evidence available, location, etc. All aspects of the survey will be discussed before the work is undertaken so all clients understand the total costs for their Real Property Report (RPR).
Who Can Prepare a Real Property Report?
Only a registered Alberta Land Surveyor can legally prepare a Real Property Report (RPR). They are professionals who are governed by provincial law with a mandate to protect the public's interest with respect to property boundaries. They must be registered with the Alberta Land Surveyors Association (ALSA). They are fully responsible for its accuracy and carry Professional Liability Insurance as added protection to the Client.
What is a Real Property Report Updates?
If your Real Property Report (RPR) was completed by TITAN Land Surveying and you require it to be updated, please give us a call today! Only an Alberta Land Surveyor who prepared your original Real Property Report (RPR) can update it. There are a number of factors that will determine if we can update your RPR.