I'm not sure what your land per acre is worth or what it is zoned but this can be done by an engineer or survey company for a few thousand dollars out of pocket. getting the second home on your lot I wouldn't do it that way. especially if you lack funds. 

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BP is doing a survey right now about this.In our 24 years of experience, the biggest challenge is owners not doing enough research and asking enough questions on PMC processes to perform their services.

We closed on the land in Mid May, closed on financing in Mid July (took 45-60 days...very long), and then after that survey and septic design had to take place which took about another month and a half or so which puts us towards end of August.

Further, if you use any type of financing other than owner finance or daddy financing, the lender would require appraisal and appropriate survey and engineering inspections.

Most recent survey?

I'm attaching a short survey and your participation would be truly appreciated.

I also do a brief market survey and check out all the competition, current rental prices and availability, and what the market saturation is.

You could always have deeded and surveyed into one parcel however the cost and time to do this would be more then closing 2 separate loans and moving forward. 

. $750 would be for a 4 unit with rent survey or a high value property (1M+).