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Recent market surveys indicate that about one-third of millennials will purchase a new home without physically viewing it first.

Part 1 City Pre-application - Prepare necessary documentsdownload the city building permit requirement prepare letter of ownership/authorizationsite plan showing building to be removed (survey/real property report works)photographs of house and garage and yard to be demolishedcomplete tree disclosure statementcomplete asbestos abatement form (depends on outcome here of sampling)hire demolition contractor and record name for City fileestimate building footprint to be demolished and estimate fee for permitPart 2 Asbestos survey must be conductedif no asbestos is found sign off asbestos clearance letter and file for use at inspection phaseif asbestos is found, locate a remediation contractor and conduct the remediation work.

Good morning :)I'm looking for a recommendation on a surveyor on the North Shore of MA to conduct a instrument survey for a property in Salem MA.

I know that no mater what property it is, the deed is in a certain folder within the property folder and the survey and closing docs are in another.  

It's the other way around - GRM = Price/GOIHere are the steps you need take:- calculate gross potential rents based on the market survey of similar properties. if it is close to current gross rents, move on to the next apartment. - subtract economic vacancy from GPR above- add other income if any- subtract expenses (use numbers from NAA survey for regional averages per unit)- divide by the exit cap rate (current cap rate plus 0.1% per year)- subtract your anticipated capital gain (e.g. 20%)- subtract your rehab costs and closing costs.The result is your offer price.Nick

At a minimum make sure you have a Phase 1 Environmental survey completed to make sure your not buying the sellers nightmare. 

The contract I am filling out breaks down closing cost as followed:Seller Costs: 1) Taxes on deed. 2) Recording fees for documents needed to cure title. 3) Title evidence (if applicable).Buyer Costs: 1) Taxes and recording fees on notes and mortgages. 2) Recording fees on the deed and financing statements. 3) Loan expenses. 4) Title evidence (if applicable). 5) Lender's title policy at the simultaneous issue rate. 6) Inspections. 7) Survey. 8) Insurance.

As far as your design team (I would hire an architect but understand that a house designer is less expensive- but there may be more information left out of the plans) ask:What kinds of preliminary investigation report do you need to begin design: geotechnical report, wetland biologist report, ALTA survey, title report, etc?

I did a recent survey of properties sold in the last 3 years, buyers ranked 1.