But a generic list of some things that you should have prepared are:1.

Hi @Hyuma Leland Be sure to checkout the Baseline Hillside Ordinance so that you understand any limitations you might face with improving the property in the future.I'd suggest also getting a geological inspection, in addition to your generic inspection if you suspect there may be foundation / drainage issues.

When you say your bank is doing interest free and then refinance etc. did you ask for those terms specifically, or is that some sort of "generic deal/package" that I can look for? 

Also if you decided to sell the LLC, does the next investor want an LLC named with your name....or something more generic like the property address?   

Check out my generic beginner advice and see if anything resonates with you:1.

Very generic questions.Licensing - for you, a property, a syndiction, etc?

When you get too involved with the generic training( I am not saying do not do this training) the companies offer you will start looking at numerous solutions.  

@Mack Bailey ROI is a generic term for rate of return...you can assign it to lots of things in lots of forms.

Your standard state or realtor contract for the purchase will do or you can use a generic one (or one created by your RE attorney).

Any shortcut generic answer, like - sure, do this.. - should be ignored.