You also need all kitchen stuff, towels, sheets, etc. 

I love this stuff.  

I can't answer your state specific law regarding left behind stuff.

It's not the cosmetic stuff that will bite you. 

I like it because I can save random info (that I may need sometime... or not)  while I'm at my computer and have access to it on my tablet later.Although, for the purpose of really learning and retaining new things, studies have shown that writing stuff out by hand is still the best way! 

(Please don’t say flip it or hold for appreciation.)Follow all that with I’m not signing that contract unless I do deals like this all the time or it says real simple stuff like this legal description for this much money.

I'd study the John Martinez stuff out there. 

This is to avoid things disappearing during construction, getting damaged and arriving just in time to be installed by contractors if need be.

Or, you can do something like a debt service loan that looks more at the income potential of the property - FICO will still be a factor, but not the other stuff I mentioned. 

Many accountants like our firm have adjacent asset protection experience due to clients constantly asking us for this kind of stuff.