Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

What would NOT be included in a Surveyor's Real Property Report?

1. Certification by the Ontario Land Surveyor's Association

2. Dimensions and bearings of all property boundaries

3. Location of any easements

4. Survey monuments

The correct answer is: Certification by the Ontario Land Surveyor's Association

The correct response indicates that a Surveyor's Real Property Report does not include a certification by the Ontario Land Surveyor's Association. This certification, while important, is a separate document that attests to the qualifications and professional standing of the surveyor. Instead, the primary focus of the Real Property Report is to provide an accurate depiction of the property itself. The other components listed play a critical role in the report. Dimensions and bearings of all property boundaries are fundamental to delineating the exact boundaries of the property, which is essential for legal clarity and disputes. The location of any easements is also vital, as it outlines rights of access or use that may affect how the property can be utilized. Finally, survey monuments are physical markers placed on the ground to signify specific geographic points, and they serve as reference points for determining property boundaries. Together, these elements contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the property in question, while certification stands apart as a validation of surveyor qualifications.