I posted a survey on a forum for owners of vacation rental properties and someone replied to my post with this: "I doubt you have looked into the legality of your proposed endeavor.

My short term goals are to make bids in the areas that I have conducted rent surveys in near downtown Denver, with the objective of procuring 3 properties by the end of the year (my second property purchase is planned to be a Duplex and I plan to live in half of it).

that worked out terrifically </sarcasm>Had ALTA survey done, no big problems.Engineering report done....

@Scott K the big problem is paying for a survey.

I grew up immersed in real estate, dinner talk was easements, right of ways, surveys,  evictions, Etc.

-An asbestos good faith survey is usually required.

Eventually you need structural engineering, a survey and a soils report.  

Those usually show up in a different section of the title report from plottable easements that have a fixed location based on a surveyed course. 2) If it's on the title report go pull that book/page # and you have your easement document, along with any drawing or exhibit that identifies it.3) If it doesn't show up, that doesn't mean something isn't recorded.

I love being a Redfin partner agent because they survey all my clients and post my scores online for the world to see, it's a great calling card for new clients.You want someone you enjoy working with, who understands what you want, and responds to your needs in a prompt, professional manner.

So I created one: the world's first personality test for screening tenants.The basic idea is that candidates take a short online survey.