If it refers to two separate legal parcels that are adjacent and share the same street address, then they are already separate lots and do not need to be split.

What I'm looking for here is a frame of reference from someone who has recently contracted a surveyor.

For reference I paid $10k over asking on a property last August and the thing has appreciated 50k since then, am I worrying about the $10k?

It doesn't wear like laminate.I think you are referring to natural quartz and not the composite engineered ones like what I have.

While appreciation only refers to price increases, property prices are the leading indicator for future rents.

Did the inspector quote any Codes for reference. 

To expand on them, here is some additional info:On a 203k, the lender is required to actually select the 203k Consultant for the borrower (Reference HUD SFH 4000.1). and @Joe Norman tip on working with professionals who have experience with rehab loans like the 203k is spot on perfect!

They were referring to a change that you CANNOT run credit and criminal history at the same time. 

When looking at deal I'll reference that. 

Well since your question is so vague, I'll have to give vague answers....Choose your GC well, check his references carefully.