Hey everyone!I'm compiling some research for a report, blog post, and possibly a book.If you suddenly had an extra $250,000 in cash, how would you use/allocate it in your real estate investing business?(assume you cou...

Thank you in advanc,Typically, an appraisal, phase 1, site inspection, update on survey. 

Click the Link below for results of the February Credit Suisse Agent Survey for which Builders, Agents "Would Most Strongly Discourage Clients From Buying"! 

See attached image of survey showing fence 1ft inside property line. 

The buyer may want to do a survey.

@Angela PooleYou should seriously consider getting on the job training by partnering with a seasoned investor who understands what a deal looks like, acquisition and sale strategies, contracts, surveys, title commitments, etc. 

Its in the title policy and survey section of the contract, just check "buyer" will pay for title policy and or survey.

What is required to make the house livable (certificate of occupancy, surveys, etc)3.

Typical buyer costs include appraisals and surveys (usually required when financing), recording fees, title insurance (negotiable who pays for that), etc. 

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