You should contact a property surveyor and have the property surveyed to verify the boundaries of the property.

I'm told that the process can take about 3 months and will require building plans and necessary surveys.

Hello All, We are in the very early stage of developing a 'Tenant Satifaaction Survey' to use in our rental home business, and looking for ideas or samples of what should, or shouldn't, be in it, and general feedback on your experiences for those of you who have done this.

I am a new investor, and under contract to buy a two unit house and living in one unit and renting the other (house-hacking).My lender requires a survey to be done.

I will not buy anything until I conduct a personal visit there to survey the cities/neighborhoods and interview realtors & PMs. 

Does anyone have a preferred survey company for downtown Raleigh properties?

I’d get your survey and hash it out with a new appraiser because no appraiser in there right mind should be counting a dining room as a bedroom unless changes were made to the structure.

I can call customer service and get a date down on the phone.. in 60 seconds.. but for survey stuff you need the report first and foremost. 

Some of my thoughts regarding the survey as it pertains to San Diego: 1) our best purchase ever was in Sept 1999 when we were last in the better rent than buy category 2) the cash flow in San Diego has always ranged between poor and ok.  

To make that worthwhile you need your monthly rent to be $750-$1000/month.That's where the rent survey comes in.