The house needs roughly $100k worth of work but the ARV is $750k and with the land if I were to buy the package is $1.4.My question is since it does need work (nothing too extensive) but since the guy has not taken care of it or even been there, it needs new doors, windows and there is a lot of marble throughout the house and some spots need repairs.  

The package allows you to rent your condo (from resorts around the world), however you must find a company to help you with this.

In the event you sell, all of the accumulated passive losses will get written off in order to lower your overall tax scenario.If you use the same tax preparer (or the better self prep software packages), those passive losses should get "saved" every year and then will be available to use when applicable.

If your lender or attorney wants special add on packages the seller generally makes the buyer pay for those.  

We were buying 66 home package in low income area. 

If you have a deal then package it in a way that it is yes, no, or change.

Recently an opportunity popped up to buy a “package” of 8 4-plexs (32 units total).

Both are fully empty.Both need some work before renting out, nothing big it appears right now, but definitely paint/floor work and some restructuring of how the units fit together.Should we offer individually or attempt to get them in a package deal?

Was told an investment group was working on a package purchase from BIG BANK and they wouldn't consider any offers while that was going on. 

The lead consists of two properties being sold as a package.