Need to do a survey on a property in the Northern New Jersey area.

(e.g. surveys, drawings, attorneys)Thanks!

@Sean Boon go take a look at the property and survey the area before making a decision.

As a broad rule of thumb closing costs usually range from 2-5% of purchase price and include things such as loan fees, discounted points, appraisal fees, title searches, title insurance, surveys, taxes, deed recording fees, credit report, etc.

We have to get an elevation survey first, then we submit that to the insurance company to determine the quote.

The units are already metered separately so this should only run us an extra $3,000 to $4,000 in legal/survey fees + a fence.

Over the course of the last 10 years I've performed dozens of Phase 1 and 2's as well as Environmental Baseline Surveys, Condition of Property Assessments, an EIS or two and would love to help clear up any confusion you may have...or at a minimum get you pointed in the right direction.  

Anyone recommend a Land survey person or company that gives good rates?

So in that case the landlord ends up fronting the money and takes typically years to fully recover from the tenants.I like to get inspection early in the process to get these credits right away before big money is spent on attorney,title, lender reports ( environmental phase one, ALTA level one survey, appraisal,etc.).

I typically need 75 days to pull together the plans, survey, and get a completed site plan so I can pull permits.