We buy them because we need transportation and we like the specific one.

Its fairly easy to estimate hard costs like materials and labor, but what often gets overlooked is soft/holding costs like utilities, insurance, taxes, permits, grass cutting, costs of funding, transportation, survey, selling costs, commissions, advertising, time delays and contingencies.Make sure your numbers are strong.

I can arrange for transportation also.Cheers,Mark

Other things like population growth, unemployment statistics, job growth, public transit, avg vacancy rates, transportation options (hwy, subway, buses, trains, airport) and proximity to each of those.

The vast majority of the time, my buyer is able to drop off the earnest money check at an escrow office close to them and everybody is fine and happy, but I'm wondering if there is a service I can provide my buyers to make this much simpler.What I envision is that some sort of transport service (FedEx?

Look for places close to transportation like train and subway stations and close to a commercial corridor. 

I am a University of Florida Graduate in Finance and Real Estate, a Marine Corps Combat Veteran (still in the reserves), prior Financial Advisor, and a current MBA student and a business partner in a Private Prisoner Transport Company.

It's a nice property in a decent area with shopping, and transportation nearby.

Is there close public transportation stops nearby?  

Actually the clients drive their own cars, but I need to work out a better system so my transportation is not being utilities in a wasteful manner.