Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

What are the components of a Surveyor's Real Property Report?

1. Reference Plan and Property Description

2. Legal Description and Plan of Survey

3. Plan of Survey and Written Report

4. Metes and Bounds Description and Property Survey

5. Boundary Outline and Parcel Report

6. Topographical Survey and Title Report

The correct answer is: Plan of Survey and Written Report

In a Surveyor's Real Property Report, the components typically include a Plan of Survey and a Written Report. The Plan of Survey provides a detailed illustration of the property boundaries, structures, and other relevant details, aiding in understanding the physical aspects of the property. The Written Report complements the Plan of Survey by providing a comprehensive overview and analysis of the property, detailing any potential concerns or issues that may impact the property's value or intended use. Options A, B, D, and E contain some relevant components of a Surveyor's Real Property Report but are not fully accurate as they do not cover all the essential elements that are typically included. Option F is not correct as a Topographical Survey and Title Report are not the standard components of a Surveyor's Real Property Report.