you can get it from BP  - probably need to upgrade the membership.

Survey of mortgage terms (click to enlarge):From left to right, 1.25 points, 1.5 points, 1 point but $41k in fees.Prepayment penalty: 5 years declining, none, 2 year lockout followed by 10 years defeasance.Commentary/review/discussion: I tried to provide three very different options here, but all still real ways that people actually acquire such assets.

I toed the line every week, each time putting the membership in cart.

Also any cost that I may need to consider to pay upfront other than the land it self (i.e. survey, permits, etc)? 

I just cancelled my trial membership.

Good info here and they regularly update readers on any proposed, current, and completed projects in NYC.I haven't yet subscribed to their Yimby+ membership but this may have more information.

I'm looking into getting a Pro membership through the BiggerPockets podcast, and I'm researching the property management software they offer.

I had a condo unit listed for one of them and they just decided last week not to sell after seeing a flurry of bookings on their AirBNB site.As others have mentioned, the middle class might spend less on restaurants and pricey gym memberships during a recession, but they still need to recharge and still want to make family memories with their kids. 

I have clients who are more sophisticated and have some value of lot splits, surveys, etc but even when they bought it and split it off they don't really give much value to that. you have to put the power in you hands and negotiate with lenders.

What I would suggest is signing up for a Pro Membership to BiggerPockets so that you can use both softwares for free. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/pro-partners