Using AI for Metes and Bounds Deed Analysis Do deeds with metes and bounds descriptions give you headaches? You are not alone. We will see how to use AI to help with drawing properties, analyzing deed transactions, noticing patterns, and more. Our presentation is easy-to-follow, down-to-earth, and practical. This presentation is not about how to find land records. We will assume you already know how to do that. Topics covered will include: Participants are encouraged to send Michael a limited number of questions after they have viewed the presentation. Release date 23 August 2026. Pre-order price $21. Post-release price $27.00. Handout included which will include commentary and prompts that were used. The presentation is approximately an hour long and can be viewed more than once.. Order yours today. […]
Newspaper gossip columns may reference “neighborhoods” that have no clearly defined boundaries and do not appear on a map. It’s not just a rural problem. Urban areas can have these vaguely defined neighborhoods as well. Determining where these areas are approximately located is not impossible. The easiest solution is to ask area residents if they know where the area is or was located. Researchers familiar with the area may be able to help as well. Local libraries, historical and genealogical societies may also be able to provide suggestions. If those approaches are not successful, look for names of “residents” of these areas mentioned in the gossip columns in contemporary census records, city directories, or other records that provide some sort of residence and see where they are living. […]
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