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Old 06-24-2008, 08:22 PM
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Our lender is requiring a new survey (rather than just accepting an affidavit of no change from a 2000 survey). Can anyone give me an idea of what the costs are for a new survey?

Thanks in advance!!
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depends on the city and the lot size.

I would say from 300-500

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Our lender is requiring a new survey (rather than just accepting an affidavit of no change from a 2000 survey). Can anyone give me an idea of what the costs are for a new survey?

Thanks in advance!!
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