So, one batch of money comes from C or C's lender and a second batch of money comes from the flash cash funder.

They typically release repair cost funding in batches.

All good answers though @Jade Davis  I've placed Andes mints in a batch of yellow letters and seemed to get a good response. 

I would suggest talking to your first batch of potential investors and get a feel for what they are looking for.

CPSC tested a random batch of over 100 federal pacific panels and found a unacceptably high failure rate (over 50% failure rate) where the breakers would not trip when the breakers were at 135% of its rating (See below investigation results).

I sent out my first round of yellow letters in January and just finished sending out the second batch last month.

This one batch of units is in a decent area but was always owned by a slumlord who had no rules and let the tenants run drugs in it as long as he got his cash.

I have been down to my city courthouse and did some direct mailing to a first batch of leads.My question is: Is Probate-Wholesaling the best and most efficient way to start building capital for a new investor?  

Using some accounting package (I'm on QB 2009), there's a summary report of who owes what and a detail report on receivable aging.On the first of the month you create Invoices, then Receive Pmts as they arrive (or at least accurately note the date received if you elect to batch process).Anytime you open the books, just click Summary Report.

Around here I've heard it's a range from $100 /sf for super basic affordable housing done as a batch of projects, to $200 /sf for more typical custom.