(not based on any formal survey, just my impression from the gist of conversations)3.

If the house has reasonably good location is in the reasonably good condition, and it is price correctly, and it's not messy inside, it generally sells at this price correctly.A survey of hundreds of realtors that basically said that over 80% of all expired listings are mispriced houses, meaning the sellers want to much money for the house.Seehttp://homebuying.about.com/od/homeshopping/a/Buyo...I like expired listings the best, and I like to knock on their door and not mail them anything and not talk to them on the phone.  

Cost in that case can range from a few thousand dollars for application, survey and re platting to being cost prohibitive including legal fees, hearings, legal actions, partitions to various governmental agencies, etc.

.$950 for a 'full' search (but not the title insurance)$795 for a survey update (act cost $125)$375 for a drive by appraisal.Were some of those I can still remember.Then the mtg broker he was using (to qualify the borrower) added a $3,500 origination fee !!!

Survey companies are also good sources of information.

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3) I'd get the park surveyed and then have a dealer/mover look at the tight spots and give their opinion.

Send out a survey and start collecting feedback.

Our local department of natural resources (different in RI and MA) have differing requirements for setbacks from the wetlands, but the process is fairly similar - you end up getting a wetlands biologist to "flag" the edge of the wetland (literally, set little flags into what they consider to be the edge) and then you hire a surveyor to survey the property, including the locations of these flags.

@Don MillerTimelineRequested a survey at the end of August 2022, took about 6 weeks to get that back.