You're ignoring the fact that the results from every survey ever taken shows the number one thing that causes family problems is financial problems. 

Hi @Sharath Chandra Pilli here's a link to see recent reports and surveys on the Huntsville area https://hsvchamber.org/categor...

But wanted to bounce it off the forum anyways....When trying to sell a rehabbed house, would it be a good idea to give potential buyers who viewed the house a quick survey on what they liked / didn't like about the rehab?

Unfortunately, I don't have any good recommendations for survey texts or anything like that; anything I'd suggest would probably be more one-sided than Wikipedia, anyway.

A deal of this size would typically take 2 to 3 months to close with the best time and if survey, title, other issues had to be worked through up to 6 months.

No survey, no subject to inspection, no home warranty.

Do a rent survey including use of a Rentometer to determine market rent.  

They then got approval to develop the land & went ahead surveying it & dividing it into lots, complete with ancillary roads & utilities.

The city engineer probably wants a site plan to determine no encroachment and not on an easement of any kind, I'm very surprised they ate telling you you don't need a permit for a concrete retaining wall, usually under 30" you don't need an engineered wall, but still require permits and an updated survey.

No utilities on, no survey, purchase is as is and so on.