Lots of networking opportunities and action items.

There are a large array of items that can be checklist-type answers, however many can sometimes pose further questions.Ex.

It's not the cost of the big ticket items that kills your budget, it's the loooong list of small tasks and receipts!

We always do all health and safety-related items, plus items required to attract our tenant pool.

I'm a 1099 employee and because I was sick, I itemized everything. 

Those are really the key items that make it challenging when you don't have them.

I've also seen investors self-insure smaller items like water damage or theft to cut premiums down to just catastrophic coverage (not ideal), but it can make or break cash flow in deals where the numbers are tight.In comparison to areas like Central Florida (where I’m based), Kansas City does have a more stable insurance environment since it's less prone to natural disasters.

During inspections bring a few GCs to give you actual line by line item bids.

My renter (LTR) in Ohio is making cakes, cookies, etc in my rental home and selling to a local coffee shop, which then sells the items to customers.  

@Matt Agnew Flip one of the units with quality stuff, knock out big ticket items, and then list the property as the a value-add opportunity.