Do I reward them for completing a survey?  

If you are going to sell the lot, make sure to check zoning, surveys, etc to be sure it can be done.  

@Augustin Tommy Jr. its very simple, just have to read the agreement and fill out the blanks. if some of the clauses does not apply to you, just put N/A or none.make sure to put property address in all pagesIn the first page, write down your name and seller name, along with property address, and county description of property for LOT and Block, this info is available in your countyThen in sales price just put he value as cash, leave blank financing amountFor earnest money, I always put $10 and the title company information that I am usingFor Title and survey, I always place as Buyers Expense when wholesalingIN PAGE 2 - I usually leave blank, but you can place as Buyers expense or seller expenseIn objections I leave blank or noneThe rest of the pages are self-explanatory you just have to read the contract

You can then always offer an incentive, like half off 1st month's rent or lower rental rate for a two year lease instead of one.You could do an open house and conduct a survey of what they think the rental rate should be.OR you could price to rent immediately, and most likely get a larger pool of potential renters to choose from.Here is the Rent-o-meter for your place:https://www.rentometer.com/results/6iSXEfQqfawYou'll notice that the average is $1,929, with rents in that area ranging from $847-$3,011

Survey completed!

My agent told me the mortgage lender will do all the inspections (physical, phase I environmental, hazardous, soil, governmental approvals, title, survey, lien, etc.)  

Please take this 30-second survey!  

The utility company also had to pay the owner's legal fees, all of the surveying and metes and bounds descriptions costs to attach to the easement, and all associated recording fees.

I mean just to survey out the 20's is going to cost you a bunch.. ( if the county requires a survey.) and maybe there already is one..

Like grace periods, free surveys, free legal work, concessions at closing, access to real estate agents at no cost?