I used to have something like this, but it pretty comprehensive.I have the original unmodified version I started with that I can send to you if you'd like it.I believe its geared towards units where I've modified my version specifically for commercial industrial/office/mixed use developments.If you want it send me a PM with your email.

I have a law and title office and we close dozens of wraps each month.We can help you from start to finish. 

I contacted the power company, and they directed me to the tax assessor's office to inquire about obtaining a separate address for the pool house.

In Florida, we have to contact the property appraiser to determine unit numbers, because that is what the sheriff's office looks at when they execute a writ of possession to remove a tenant in an eviction. 

Of course we never missed a call from the office while traveling.

From Wikipedia: “A writ of attachment is a court order to "attach" or seize an asset.[1] It is issued by a court to a law enforcement officer or sheriff.

It's been amazing - doing my first flip, during office hours with James we went through my layout and budget. 

I can connect you with one of my Loan Officers and we could look into this more deeply for you. 

@Jeremy Staggers I've used First American Title in Houston for many transactions (Spring office).

Tim - I think the appraiser may look at the assessor's office information to see the square footage, bedroom count, etc...