Take a deep breath and tackle each item as it comes up, one room at a time.

Another thought is if you find a place you like, get an offer in on it (assuming you haven't noticed anything major), get your inspection, and get a contractor to bid the items noted in the inspection.  

Honestly, none of those items are too difficult however if this is your first property I would probably reconsider.  

To come back after the inspection asking for known items makes your offer look week and you'll have a hard time getting the seller to drop their number, especially if you find other inspections items.

Porsche/deck8. fireplaceShould i be putting other items into consideration?

I appreciate your input, just wanted to clarify a few items that may have been unclear in my original post.  

I wish AirBNB was as user friendly as VRBO.I don't go into AirBNB as often because it isn't as intuitive and maybe thats one reason why I'm not as comfortable using it since I get frustrated when I try and find items that are buried.I get most of my bookings and I get higher per night prices on VRBO.

I am not familiar with the Joe England interview, but if you setup templates with your standard items filled in (3 day attorney approval, conventional loan, residential blah blah) then just pull the info from the MLS it is pretty streamlined.

Case in point, in items 3 and 4 the values of the properties you sell may be different.  

This tenant was inherited with no deposit coming to us due to foreclosures.Security Deposit Itemization (Deductions for Repairs, Cleaning, and Unpaid Rent)Date: From: To: Property Address: Rental Period: 1.