All that's required is city approval getting a survey done and then getting a lawyer to draft up a few documents, such as reserve fund study, individual condo plans and titles, condo association and whatever else.

Have previously worked in land surveying, GIS/GPS analysis with the Census Bureau, and as a geography/math teacher at the secondary school level in East Africa.

Exterior I will fix some minor roof shingle issues and dye the parched lawn.It auctioned in May and is listed on MLS for only about 2 months so I know the bank may not be hungry yet.Offered $148kEarnest money $2kListing price $223k -but the foreclosed loan was only $185k; listing agent must have an inflated opinion of the property.ARV $230k+Bank (GMAC) requires closing with their attorney.Contingencies/special requests:- inspection (including termite)- bank pays closing costs up to 2% of purchase price (wanted to request more but lenders are limiting this # for investment property loans)- bank pays seller and buyer transfer taxes- bank pays buyer's title insurance policy- bank provides recent property survey- [wanted to allocate most of purchase price to BUILDING vs.

The expense of the condo conversion depends on what is needed to achieve the standards demanded by the market - in addition to the application fees, zoning fees, lawyer fees, permit fees, survey fees, etc.

But many times they dont have a search or survey and you may have to gamble a little by paying for a search up front only to find a bunch of leins.

Would a land survey cover this?  

It's newer to me, and I'd be diversifying away from the HOA/cookie cutter style rentals that we currently  deal in. 1) In a quick survey of the two areas they seemed FILLED with for sale properties so is it right now a buyer's market there?

I haven't seen the survey from H2 2017 but here is the link to H1. 

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In new markets that you are not very familiar with, what I like to do is do a rent survey and make a list of 10 or so properties that are comparable.