I dont touch a closing statement without a survey on hand.

1) How to present to the city council. 2) Time required to get basic work done for rezoning and survey. 3) Doing it all with 2 small children and being the primary care taker in my family.

On this property, I've paid $1500 for a partial survey and 2k on a civil engineer.

I'm toying with an idea for a system that would handle guest communication workflows using AI, analyze the feedback, and also trigger surveys post-stay/review for tracking performance.As far as I can tell, there's nothing out there that does those 3, but perhaps there are separate services that provide some or more of those.

In the Seattle market, condoizing costs around 15K (survey, site plan, recording fees, legal fees, HOA creation and coaching from lawyer, setting up utility sub-metering if required).

I know I need a perk test and a survey, but the land owner would like an assessment of how much and the time frame.

It would be great if more folks could provide responses to the survey to aid in discussion instead of just commenting on their objection to performance fees :-)

This is a concern given the new law in FL requiring an engineering survey by December 2024 and funding of reserves.

No one has done a survey or has hands-on experience with all of the HOAs in Wayne County, PA for a meaningful comparison.

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