Which item is specifically NOT listed among ALTA options requested by clients?

The item specifically not listed among ALTA options requested by clients is property market value. ALTA (American Land Title Association) surveys focus on providing detailed information related to the land and its interests, such as easements, boundary lines, and improvements on the property. The purpose of an ALTA survey is to identify potential issues related to title and zoning, rather than to provide appraisal or market valuation services.

While clients might request various specific details about a property, including information about adjoining owners, building dimensions, and types of parking spaces—these are relevant to the physical characteristics and boundary delineation—property market value remains outside the scope of what an ALTA survey is designed to deliver. Market value assessments typically require different expertise and methodologies, such as comparative market analysis or appraisals, rather than a survey.

This distinction highlights the focus of ALTA surveys on the functional aspects of land ownership and title rather than financial valuations, which aren't part of their specific deliverables as defined by the guidelines associated with these surveys.