Deed-Chek is a useful, powerful yet easy to use deed plotting and analysis program for real estate professionals
Version | 8.0.0.4 |
Updated | Aug 9th 2006 |
Developer |
Emerald Data
N/A
N/A
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User Rating |
1067
3.2
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Original File Size | 6 MB |
Downloads | 9628 |
Systems | Windows All |
Category | Others |
Deed-Chek is a useful, powerful yet easy to use deed plotting and analysis program for real estate professionals including agents, real estate attorneys, property appraisers and title companies.
Simple deed entry makes Deed-Chek an excellent choice for non-technical users. Confusing terminology is kept to a minimum and hints are provided throughout the program to guide you as you work.
Here are some key features of "Deed Check Subdivide":
■ Plot maps from deeds, plats, surveys, abstracts and legal descriptions.
■ Plot maps from fractional deeds such as "The North 200' of the N.E. 1/4 of the N.W. 1/2....."
■ Now supports multiple text sizes in the drawing.
■ Place curve and line tables in the drawing.
■ Now supports sideshots (great for entering topo information)
■ Create graphics for real estate sales brochures. (Now Word Compatible!)
■ Check lot area and closure analysis.
■ Compare adjoining properties for encroachments
■ Adjust closure using compass rule adjustment.
■ Plot drawings to scale.
■ Draw house plans and site plans
■ Compare lots to see if they overlap
■ Calculate area of overlapping lots
■ Plot subdivisions
■ Analyze deeds, grants, surveys, legal descriptions, metes and bounds, and other land information.
Requirements:
■ 256 MB Ram
Limitations:
■ 30-day trial, printing and area calcs disabled
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