In the Seattle market, condoizing costs around 15K (survey, site plan, recording fees, legal fees, HOA creation and coaching from lawyer, setting up utility sub-metering if required).

You probably won't have survey requirement because you can re-use your old one, and usually you get a credit for title insurance if refinancing within 2-3 years of your original purchase.  

Survey fed.

You’ll spend more on surveys, permits, and building which is where you’ll need the financing or to pay directly over time.

A BNY Mellon Wealth Management survey found the 6/10 office made at least six direct investment last year with 7/10 planning to make the same number of investments this coming year. 

Not an easy license to get.Boats will need to be USCG compliant and you'll have inspections, they aren't just checking for life jackets, it's a survey (like an appraisal or home inspection, but worse, like checking air cleaner connections, oil or water leaks, service records, etc.

I posted a survey on a forum for owners of vacation rental properties and someone replied to my post with this: "I doubt you have looked into the legality of your proposed endeavor.

that worked out terrifically </sarcasm>Had ALTA survey done, no big problems.Engineering report done....

@Scott K the big problem is paying for a survey.

I grew up immersed in real estate, dinner talk was easements, right of ways, surveys,  evictions, Etc.