@John MarySo your survey from when you bought the property would tell you whose property this sits on.

Appraiser does a rent survey and that is the real number used to qualify, not your lease.

Because of potentially long time frames of creating plans, getting them approved, surveys, etc this can be difficult to find.

Having the existing survey is also a requirement to determine if what you intend is possible, because it will show where the house is located on the lot. 

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In addition to the appraisal, it covers credit, background, CDA, Flood Cert (if in a flood zone), Survey (if required), payment processing fees (paypal), etc.

(10% buyer's premium to auctioneer, does not seem to be affiliated with "auction house")Insurance - $500 (guess)Broker's commission - N/A (no loan)Other - stamp duty, survey costs, conveyance fees etc. - $500 (guess)Permits and required documentsApplication for Building Permit - $100 bond (refundable) + $90 permit feeUtility Shutoff Certificate - free?

It is typically just a matter of going to the county/city filling out the paperwork and getting the property surveyed. 

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