Working on a deal to split my property, have done the leg work of doing surveys, getting the plot plan approved by the city etc. 

Yes I fully underwrite them and survey best exit strategy.

But for something like a single-family rental, a qualified engineering team can often produce a highly accurate study remotely—especially if provided with supporting documents like an appraisal, inspection report, survey, and detailed photos.Hope this helps!

Time on Market (Days on Market - DOM)Staged Homes Sell Faster:According to the Real Estate Staging Association (RESA), staged homes spend 73% less time on the market compared to non-staged homes.thezebra.comblog.remax.caRESA data from a study of 1,080 homes showed that unstaged homes averaged 184 days on the market, while homes staged after listing sold in 41 days, and homes staged before listing sold in 23 days, a 90% reduction in DOM for pre-staged homes.robinrealtygroup.comNAR reports staged homes spend 33% to 50% less time on the market than non-staged homes.forbes.comA 2021 survey by First Impression Home Staging indicated staged homes sell 88% faster, with 90% of staged homes selling within 2 weeks.firstimpressionhomestaging.comNAR’s 2023 Profile of Home Staging noted that 27% of sellers’ agents reported staged homes spent less time on the market.bankrate.comNon-Staged Homes:Non-staged homes, particularly vacant ones, can linger significantly longer, with RESA reporting an average of 184 days for unstaged homes before staging.robinrealtygroup.comNon-staged homes may face prolonged listing periods due to buyers’ difficulty visualizing the space, leading to extended decision-making.kmmrealty.com2.

Quote from @Andrew Merritt: I have a property under contract in North Charleston and it's got some title and survey issues. 

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A tenant can adjust for $50 much easier than if one day you have to sell the building and the new owner adjusts to market rent, resulting in a $500 increase.I also run an annual survey with our RPA members (Rental Property Association of Wisconsin) and guess what: larger and more senior landlords are a lot more likely to be consistent with increases than newer and smaller owners. 

Start with a land survey company if you don't have that already and then find a plan online that works for whats possible on your lot.

Seems like you need to do a market survey. 

Not sure how this is going to play out but I'm getting the land surveyed this week and plan to start work on clearing an area along the creek in the fall.