Assemble them into pdf's or old-fashioned paper copies.

So if you work for them assembling the land for commission etc. they might have a 50k a year annual draw and then take a big chunk of your commission when it closes.So you can make 6 figures annually but when you see how much money they take eventually you venture out onto your own.

The consultant will walk the property with you and assemble a list of all the projects you wish to have completed.

Then work on assembling a team.

Perhaps I go about assembling a team of investors who would buy the house and fix it up for rental (or resale)?

I get my cabinets (Ready To Assemble, all plywood boxes) and my prefab granite countertops (9') from the same supplier.

They come broken down you have to assemble but they're supposed to be good quality and at least a 3rd less then the stores.

I went on the North Carolina General Assembly and found some information but am wondering if this is the only law that I should be concerned with. 

I would also like to add that I have assembled a buyers group and the chances of actually walking away from a great deal is pretty slim.

Assemble a solid team of contractors.It may take some time, but if you’re going to be in this business for the long haul and you’re not doing the hard labor yourself, you’ll need to build a team of contractors that are dependable and trustworthy.