I know you get under contract with an llc where you hold ownership, then transfer ownership through articles of organization.

First of all it's hard to think of an organization more dysfunctional to do business with than HUD.

I can tell you multifamily is a contact sport and you will be eaten alive very quickly if you do not purchase correctly and plan your exit properly.Banks and sellers do not care you overpaid when you purchase from them and are glad to dump it on you.

I have a simple excel format I use for evaluating houses from a first-look value perspective.If you use the tabs at the bottom of excel, it shouldn't be hard to organize your marketing analysis on paper.

I volunteer with a local organization.

If you want to gamble try sports betting.

Here are my thoughts:In listing agents I've used I want 3 things: Highly organized, an appropriate marketing plan for the house, and good advice on various matters that come up.

The government can be the federal government, a state government, a political subdivision, or a private organization with the assigned power to condemn.

I wouldn't recommend this organization to my worst enemy.  

Ask you banker what they are looking for, not only does tha show you value thier opinion but they will tell you what they want.There are also business organizations that provide assistance, the small business administration provides assistance and the Chamber of Commerce can point you to those that provide assistance.Keep it simple, don't over justify aspects that are generally accepted, like maintenance expenses.