I usually give the seller 7 business days to provide items.1.Any Permits and Licenses2.Certificates of Occupancy3.Existing Surveys or Environmental Reports4.

I was recommended to a few plumbers but they all said that I would have to be the owner of the property before I could request for a site survey for a quote.

The old calculator should ​work.On the bottom of every calculator page, you will find a button to redirect you to the old version.You can also click here - https://www.biggerpockets.com/buy-and-hold-calculator/results - and you will see all your old results through toggling through the calculator type, and on the right hand corner you can still make a new report using this format.Also, feel free to give us some feedback on the calculators with this survey - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FG67VKL

My bet is that the water lines can be fixed conventionally after using American Leak Detection's survey of the leaks -- we rarely replace entire water lines.As for the numbers, you have to buy this based on not greater than 1/2 of the value of the park when finished, less all cap-x to inject into it.

I think $1245 is the actual average for Strafford County according to the annual survey done each year by UNH for the NH Housing Authority.

Look up Survey Land Express on google.

The value contribution indicated is based on a survey of real estate agents and is not actually based on anything quantified from market data. 

Survey first.

That's crazy you found out about the empty lot after the fact, did you find out about that after the surveying process?

Need land surveyor to survey 20 acres property near Mango road, Thonotosassa  Please suggest someone who would provide good service with reasonable price.Thanks