You should not need a survey (not to mention there is no endorsement fee for the same).  

Landlord Endorsement on an HO policy or FN policy are more appropriate at this point for you.  

Purchasing BRI doesn't preclude you from purchasing another policy or purchasing endorsements for the policy.

This is a private agreement stipulating how loss proceeds will be treated, how endorsements are made and may be applied to the debt created.

If you can, find what they call a 'direct endorsement' lender.

The boarding of a loan to a servicer does not call for an assignment of the deed of trust nor an endorsement of the note.

@Matt Devincenzo ,What an endorsement for Tim Norris.

Endorse the envelope with "Address Service Requested".

Have your cashiers checks ready and endorsed to the Trustee...I have lost even though I won because I didn't hand my cashiers checks quick enough to the Caller...7.

I intend to acquire a LOT of seller financed properties as a result of some of my marketing campaigns.I want my nuclear family, future children, and charitable cause to enjoy/benefit from the properties I amass.Learning about prudent ways to maintain privacy+avoid frivolous/abusive lawsuits etc, I’ve learned tons about title-holding trusts (land trusts), SLCC, beneficiary controlled spendthrift trusts, controlled equity stripping strategies etc.One thing that’s come to my attention that seems practical for my goals is selling friendly options on these properties.I would do this the very same day I close on purchase contracts.I’d record the option contract with the county recorder’s office.Tim Berry (who I expect to call after I gather better understanding) endorses this strategy in a 2 min pitch here: www.youtube.com/watch?