You will also have ongoing maintenance: weed spraying, grading the gravel parking lot (or a set aside for future repaving the parking lots), lawn mowing, snow plowing, door maintenance.  

If you treat for termites, then, it is a closed case, like Tracy D. indicated.Can they provide the termite treatment (bates, spray) now and let it be? 

There are a lot of moving parts to syndicating projects, lots of entities to satisfy, lots of hands in the cookie jar, lots of things that can go wrong.

You will have an issue with the smoke smell (we typically just spray all the studs with a Home Depot product).

I negotiated with the exterminator to include standard spraying of the exterior for pest as well as the bed bug treatment for the entire complex.I also advised my tenants roommate on throwing his mattress out since these bugs were isolated to his room.I have not had a problem since.

Yes, I purchased overalls, spray myself down with repellent, etc.

If you can spray them down with water then pop them with a floor scraper.

And with being honest and straight forth with this being the start/beginning of my portfolio, its as though you are spraying some 'run b-gone' spray as you come to realise that no one ( lenders ) really wants anything to do with the beginner.Even with the property already turning a huge profit, the lender still has a raised brow.  

But to answer your question don;t get caught with your hand in the cookie jar.

Pest control sprays and says they will be back out in a couple weeks to check on the progress, etc.