I've looked around the forums for a while but haven't noticed if there is any type of a "checklist" of things to look at or ask when looking at multi-family housing.I have put together a spreadsheet with all the info I could collect online so I could ask intelligent questions, but has anyone else seen (or used) a checklist or anything else for something like this?

I left BP a while back to focus on my Renatus education and now I'm back asking intelligent questions, learning more and offering useful advice.

As a reasonably intelligent non- accountant I was able to get set up and running, along with customized invoices, in a week. 

Nope my eyes did not glaze over as I've created very complex business intelligence and  financial reports in various IT roles over the years. 

“Investment is most intelligent when most business like” – Warren BuffettIf investing is better when conducted most business like, does it mean that more real estate investors ought to be investing in a more businesslike fashion?

Anyone can do it with little more than average intelligence, research and motivation.

An intelligent seller will view this as a $400k offer, but oh look here's the better part of $5k still in your pocket at the end of the transaction.Lender credit: inverse of discount points.

However, I'm just trying to come to some intelligent conclusion on a government law.

Just remember that few intelligent money sources will be interested in paying exorbitant returns to an investor who professes to be willing to find deals and do all the work.

Don't worry about passing, I'm sure there are countless agents in your state who are less intelligent than you are!