I'm under contract and the duplex has two separate addresses, one address for each unit, and two surveys.

Here are the fees: Survey Fee $135 Title - Abstract $750 Title - Closing Fee $300 Title - E-Recording Fee $15 Title - Examination Fee $175 Title - Federal Court Check $50 Title - Final Title Report $120 Title - Lender's Title Insurance $617 Title - Title Services Fee $150 Title - Uniform Code Cert $50Total: $2,362!!!

Financing - Traditional lenders will use 75% of the lease or appraised rental survey as qualifying income towards your ratios to qualify. 

"Fair" easement offers are usually legal, surveying and recording fees and fair market compensation for losses suffered by the grantor.

I found a much older survey results that said 0% of them came from direct mail alone. the CAR 2015 survey said 61% from relationships (up from 38% in 2014, so quite a swing). 12% only from advertising.

I think that he just wanted me in to pay the mortgage until he gets out of this..i have really brought the house back from the dead.it was empty for 6 months before i moved in.Empty green pool overgrown,,dirty inside no power water etc..anyone here knows the condition im talking about.Its in great condition now..i was going to continue to fix other things but my enthusiasm has waned.i pay religiously the 1st and no later every month for over a year im the tenant everyone wishes for..Really..Im not reaching out for a rental offer LOL its just the truth. i guess im kinda venting. but your reassurance helps a lot thanks.In my survey after i signed up i said that i feel good knowing that in my learning and investment future i wont be out there alone..i was right.

If you're not an agent, the license holder disclosure won't apply.With all this said, and certainly at the expense of sounding condescending (not my intent), you're clearly new to investing and you should definitely seek to partner with an investor who understands contracts, title issues, surveys, etc.

Long story short, he offered to fund EVERYTHING on future rehabs...acquisition, titles, surveys, labor, materials, marketing fees, the whole nine.  

Should I get a survey?

Soft costs are survey to subdivide the land, and layout the site.