These areas are defined by having a survey done that becomes part of the recorded easement. 3.

What's typical for a full 203k is that a HUD consultant will survey the property to determine what repairs are required to bring it up to FHA standards, then you come up with your "wish list" of additional work you want done, you get a proposal from a general contractor for all the work, then the lender will have an appraiser determine what the ARV of the house will be.

Perhaps Forbes should've just sent a survey out for opinions from their Forbes 400 list since many of them are RE investors and arguably all of them should have some state/national macroeconomic awareness.

Our title company can not find a survey on the property and is requesting one. 

If it looks like it can, a surveyor can go out, survey and they also verify it complies with zoning, and they submit the new plat maps directly to Mecklenburg County.

Does the neighbor have a survey? 

hence I wonder what people do. crowdfunding and syndications make it easy to put 10K here and there, but I wonder if people do that not thinking about the fact that 100% of the 10K cash flow can end up going to the CPA :-)so I thought a list of states that have no CPA extra cost and a survey of how much extra is a state would be good info for me and others.  

@James DestefWhat about a survey? 

Investigate, thoroughly - look up the State Survey's on facilities or if you are looking hard at a place ask for their State Survey or where you can read it online.  

Hey everyone, I've asked this before, but always good to survey to see if any new options have come up.