Having the surveys done on each lot is pretty far down the list of things that need to be done when subdividing, here where I am at,  yes each lot will have to be surveyed, pinned, and plotted on the final plat at the courthouse, you have to decide how many lots and if the governing body will even approve the proposed subdivision. 

I don't have a flip bone in my body which is why I purchased the first few in my portfolio from good wholesalers and spent 18 months in the market before spending a single dime.  

For example, a letter from the veterinarian or some other legit body?  

@Sergio Ortiz, I would love to explain any portion of my situation in greater detail, I tried to include as much as I could in the body of this discussion but I was limited on my break time at work and figured I could go to deep into everything.

Take good care of your body.5.

This was an auto body shop and paint booth for over 20 years and not used for mechanical work much at all. 

I have many fair bones in my body, and one ruthless cut-throat business bone.

I have found that newbies overestimate online"interest" , maybe 10% of online interest translates into bodies at a rental open house in my area, we do rental open houses 2x a week.

You can keep your teaching job and do this on the side, part time won't be as demanding on the body.

I think you should report that agent to the realtor's governing body and have that investigated...I'd guess the realtor could lose their license if there is a way to prove what they have been doing.