Happy to share the survey with anyone interested in offering a solution to making the best use of the lots.

Based on the April 2020 survey of Realtors®, the share of homes sold in the urban area or central city dropped to 15% from 22% in February 2020.

You need to read about dry, boring stuff, (at least once) like surveying  (not boring for some) but investors don't need to run around computing a back azimuth to write a legal description, but you do need to know how to read a legal description and figure an area of land.

Census Bureau Household Pulse Survey data.

But let's assume the survey was conducted with proper statistics methods respected. 

I suspect you're looking at those surveys put out by NAR and others about the return homeowners get from big improvements. 

Hi everyone,I'm doing a little survey for an article I'm currently writing.

@Brian SeggebruchClosing costs for the buyer include: inspection, appraisal, lawyer fees, title search, lender title insurance, origination and underwriter fees for the loan, processing fees for the loan, property survey, 6 months of property taxes, 12 months home insurance, and other misc. fees like tax service fees, recording fees, Fed Ex fees, flood certification, other local fees.Broker fee if you're using one.Plus down payment.

Third, get a heat load survey done on your building.

My plan is to enter the apartment with my keys, complete the move out survey, make any necessary deductions (including for the key and the extra day) and keep a note on file for any funds to be returned since I do not have a forwarding address for her.Please advise if I am missing anything here.I truly appreciate the response.Regards