You have to have contractors if you aren't handy with a hammer, you need to buy well below what you will sell it for, you have to be able to accurately estimate what it will eventually sell for, you have to consider acquisition costs, rehab costs, carrying costs, selling costs, prepare for 6 months on average from start to finish, you need to know about title reports, appraisals, escrow, lenders, insurance, sequence of rehab lists, "oops" surprises, market changes, level of finish, what other rehabbers are using for materials, and realize that contractors don't always show up or finish what they start.

She will talk with you about mortgage sequencing, and how to move forward.

You should coordinate the closing sequence if it isn't required, the sellers can go first or the buyers or they could all be there.

As to the original post (OP), suggest you reverse engineer a few properties to see the sequence of acquisition of title, encumbrance by trust deed or mortgage, trustees deed upon sale or court order, etc.Right off the bat you'll see that there's a difference with trust vestings used to identify the beneficial interest of a securitized mortgage, as opposed to an estate planning instrument or investor using a title holding trust.

An understanding of how to write or direct the work of writing buy-side contracts to design out risk and sequence functions properly to gather information to raise moneyRaising money is a bit of an art form and this is one of the primary roles a developer plays in the art of a deal.  

@Derek LeBlancThe sequence in when you ask this question is extremely important.  

That's where direct response marketing campaigns employing multiple mailings and multi-sequence letters can make a lot iof difference. 

There are some good articles written with a sequence of topics/paragraphs to write.

That might become problematic when you need to determine a project's critical path (the sequence of events that have the most impact on the final completion of a project) or forecast schedule variance and the impact it will have on the project delivery. 

If you "use" those funds, even if you have to pay for them,                       with multiple uses, you only have to pay once for them...which means the cost/use is                       reduced with each use.C - Understand that money isn't a noun, it's a verb, and when it becomes a noun for                   you...you lose, but the most important of all is....D - Learn the meaning behind this sequence of numbers................................                                                1073741824