You may only need to do a metes and bounds description of the new parcels and avoid a plat process and avoid getting council approval.

I believe the PM lives an hour and a half away (purchased PM business that we were previously using) and didn't visit the home before sending out the plumber because they didn't seem to know any more details about the invoice than what was written in the description.

I’m sure they have people who do that kind of thing as part of their job description. 

Pricing, photos, description, and early guest ratings are critical for long-term performance.

For instance, you can't block off May through December on your calendar - it will stay open and show as available to guests, and you'll need to explain in your description that you won't be renting it then.  

I don't think it will be as simple as trying to just undo what the last owner did; you're going to need legal descriptions of each lot and that generally requires a survey. 

I even have "NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL AUGUST 1ST" as the first sentence in the description.

In most real estate deals I'm familiar with, they are more similar to your description in the 2nd paragraph.

I really see the farm going the more agritourism route than just growing veggies.So, I think the next step is to have the land surveyed so I can create a legal description and sign a legitimate sales agreement .

This is the best description of the process on the back end I have ever seen, thank you.