Survey? 

Pay to have a survey done on the land to ensure the property lines are clear.3.

Would it be worth it to send out a survey to those who have looked?

I would suggest getting a survey if you don't already have one (if you purchased the property with a mortgage, chances are you may already have one in your pile of papers from closing).

These generally include the following: attorney, title insurance, title search fees, escrows (eg home insurance, taxes), pre-paids(eg home insurance, taxes, first mortgage payment), recording fees, survey.

It best to just have a condition in the AP&S that states something to the affect that the Seller will cooperate with the buyer to obtain a building permit and work with the buyer pertaining any documents involving the committee and CityNot a bad idea to also have a clause in the contract allowing your surveyor access onto the property as you will likely need a topo survey to start building plans

, seeking and considering bids for various stages of the build, the surveys and environmental inspections you need to cover, and also tax considerations.

The city has set up a "heritage trail" that includes the island as (so a local legend supposedly states) the first part of Pittsburgh that George Washington came to when he first surveyed the area before the French and Indian War.

Go ahead and get the ALTA survey and zoning letters, that you need regardless of who you sell to.

Newbie to Landlording.Having read the book by Brandon Turner, I realized that there are few information gathering forms (such as Application, Potential Tenant Questionnaire, Move-out Survey Form, etc) that can possibly be converted to Electronic Survey forms (such as Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, etc)If anyone is kind enough to share their Electronic Survey forms, I can try figure out how the form can be replicated with another person so that I can customize and reuse.