@Travis Hutchinson if you have a site plan or a survey of the property I could do some back of napkin zoning calcs for you; DM me. 

I have been doing a survey here in Atlanta on whether wholesaling is easier or being a loan rep. 

There are often rules preventing a flag lot, but assuming the zoning allows it should be less than 35k.It could be as low as just the survey and city fees (about $3,500) and the owner of the new lot would be responsible for utilities.

This is why you pay a management company.As an alternative, you could create a survey that you send to them once a month (or more frequently if you think necessary).

I'm an investor in Fargo, ND and would love to make a survey trip to Sioux Falls but want ot maximize my time there.

I was quoted: $9500 for a design and $3000 for site survey because I am trying to decide between having an attached ADU vs a detached one. 

You need a new SURVEY to determine the correct size.MLS and property tax will say something like information deemed to be reliable but not guaranteed.

Who pays for what (title policy, survey—if needed/wanted, property taxes etc) so the title company knows who to charge.

I am not familiar with this process.So, this is what I know so far. 1) zoning -> checked out, he will be able to build his home on his land.2) building permit -> in order to get a building permit he’ll need a survey done.3) survey - before we get the survey we will first find out the integrity of the soil by preforming a Soil Test.4) Soil Test -> after completing the soil test a Perc Test would be needed for the septic tank. 5) Perc Test -> required for septic tank note, the piece of land does not have  a sewer line so a septic tank is needed….

@Mark Langdon   Survey$0.00 (I made the sellers do this.