It ended up costing a lot of money in legal fees, inspections and surveys, not to mention thousands of hours of work.When I gave up and went back to the MLS, I landed my best deals.

Is it necessary to arrange for our own contractor to survey the site for any structural or plumbing or electrical issues?

In a survey it's revealed that up to 1 in 4 newly remote workers expect to continue working from home after COVID 19 passes.Imagine if you were paying $4000 a month in rent for an apartment in a major city with a strict pet policy and nowhere to park.

Below is a survey taken by 185 multi-millionaires.

Get the permits, I'll pay for fees directly (survey, engineers etc.), then break it into 25% sections where they don't get any more until that part is done.

Finally obtained my survey on a nice little lot right off of HWY 2 in Sultan, WA probably a few hundred yards from the infamous Eagle Rock Falls. 

My realtor informed me that I had to have a survey that she ordered and it was $475.

And when they say "survey" on the TREC contract, what does it mean?

You might argue that increasing the rent will likely deter tenants, but pet-friendly rental properties are sometimes hard to find, as one survey claims, wherein 60% of prospective pet owning tenants struggle to find a pet-friendly rental.

Survey?