@Albert BuiAnother question,Why would I need another title survey fee?

Nevada, Florida, Michigan, Arizona), networking with local real estate investors/agents, and taking a couple trips to survey properties once I have enough saved up.

The seller said boundary survey is all I need.

FYI -- Florida is providing a survey to assess the impact CV19 is having on local businesses.

I had to remind him that deposit has already paid for permits , engineering , surveys , cinder block already on site .

REALTORS® Are Experiencing Issues on the Ground With Buyers and Sellers: In a recent survey of California REALTORS® (conducted March 6-9), more than half expect the coronavirus to negatively impact their business, with impacts to sales and time on market forming the largest areas of concern.

Imagine coming back to no clubs, no pools, no shows, no buffets, one restaurant open per casino with masking wearing by everyone, no room service, MGM put out a survey to its Mlife members saying it was going to "grab and go" instead of room service, no valet parking, no rides or attractions, temperature taking to get in the front door, no Bellagio fountains because of distancing concerns, and on and on.  

I will live in studio and rent out the SFR.Purchase price: $275,000Interest rate (locked in): 3.125%PITI $1,800Rental income while living in one unit (based on rental survey of surrounding homes) ($1,600-1,700)Rental income after a year and moving out ($2,100-$2,200)Thank you all.

Any balances due, tenants with late payments still dueIdentify any existing evictions in progressCertificate of Occupancy from the City of LA9a Property Report Natural Hazards Disclosure Statement Copies of all current insurance policies and insurance company contact infoLoss run from the insurance carrier (my insurance broker requires this from seller)Copies of ad valorem tax statements covering the Property for the last twelve (12) months, if anyCopies of electric bills for last 12 monthsCopies of gas bills for last 12 monthsCopies of water and sewer bill for the last 12 monthsCopies of trash bills for the last 12 monthsCopies of any vendor service contracts (common ones include landscaping, interior cleaning, laundry, fire alarm monitoring, and pest control) Copies of any environmental studies affecting the property, if any.A list of anything that will not convey with property (common items include laundry machines and appliances owned by seller)Copy of current management agreementCopies of all existing surveys of the Property, if any.Copies of all warranties for appliances, equipment, utilities, roof, paving, pool, etc., if any.Copies of the last three years’ profit and loss statementsList of all capital expenditures in the last 3 yearsDate of systems updates, if known (plumbing, electric, roof, HVAC) Preliminary Title ReportCopies of the most recent title insurance policies, if any.

Are you loan fees included in that amount...or perhaps 3rd party things like survey, environmental, etc....As for an inspector, you might see about finding a SS builder to do the inspection.