I remember one fee from a couple years ago that I still can't get out of my head, called an 'upload fee', wow, what was that all about.The latest was $75 for "Seller's Package - Printing".

I use a guy in Ohio who is both a lawyer and tax accountant and who specializes in real estate, so yes, you can find a "combo packages" as it were.Although I'd guess that you're probably not going to find one person who can do all that you've mentioned above.It sounds to me like you're looking for two pretty separate things, really: 1) a business advisor/mentor, and 2) a legal/tax advisor.

I just mentioned that as an option of sort of a package deal type of thing.

A friend of mine is buying a house next week, and when he looked at the settlement package, he noticed that he's getting a special warranty deed (SWD) instead of a general warranty deed (GWD).

When I put packages together for my investors on a particular property it is usually about 10 pages.

Sounded like a pretty good course, you can flip deals to him & split profits 50/50 or negotiate forbearance packages with banks yourself if you choose not to flip deals to him.

You have at least 5 unopened packages of white, walmart miniblinds waiting to be installed in the next property.4.

The seller can call the bank and give you authorization to negotiate your offer once it is submitted without giving you authorization to look at all their financial info that they have to submit in a short sale package.

Am looking for one package to get started.

Especially, if you have a package with all the project details (aerials, layouts, zoning, permits, etc.) you can fax them.AND PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE LAND UNDER CONTRACT OR YOU OWN IT BEFORE YOU TELL THEM ABOUT THE PROPERTY.Many builders will jump your deal if they get the chance.