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Just had my place surveyed. We had maps and old surveys, but only one of the original monuments could be found. The survey revealed that many decades of assumptions about the boundaries were wrong. My western boundary line runs straight north for 400 feet, then goes north northeast for 1000 feet. There is a steep ravine that runs the same direction. Everyone assumed the boundary line ran on the eastern ridge of the ravine. Nope. It runs on flat land 20 feet east of the ravine - through my utility building and my chicken barn and ends in a creek.
One piece of my property has been assumed to be a part of my neighbor's field. He is currently farming it. I'm not sure what to do about that. It's only a couple thousand square feet, but I'm paying taxes on it and he's using it to make a profit. That seems like something that should be corrected, but how?
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