so the title company is requiring a survey (is this required by law?

SO I feel better but I guess a survey will clear it up.

I'm using Census Bureau data -- specifically, the American Community Survey (ACS) 1-Year Estimates, which are annual reports going back to 2005.

Land survey $1800-$10,0004. 

I kindly showed him the survey that I received from the county clerks office which shows a 30 feet road leading from the highway “bottom of the T” all the way to the top of the T.

As a upstate NY landlord with just over 100 units I am continuously surveying the political landscape.  

We generally require an appraisal, a survey and builder's risk or vacant dwelling insurance before we fund the loan.

National builders association survey's say the opposite.so the theme of the article is what needs to be done from a builder perspective to attract this massive buying pool as they move out of rentals into their own homes.Smart appliances ,  all sorts of other smart products for the home.. the article said those buyers will expect these upgrades or standard features..

And possibly a survey, which shows boundaries and easements and encroachments.Set up insurance, cost varies by location and value of the property.Title search, around $300Title insurance $195Title company fees: Electronic file storage $22, wire fee $15Recording deed $28 and mortgage $62State tax/stamps  $1102Tax to the circuit court $630County taxes $863.

But rental is assumed so you get the credit or extra income based on Appraiser survey of local rents for similar homes to get the mortgage approved.