@Cory Smith  There are many fee only advisors who do comprehensive planning now. 

If I see a property listed at some laughable figure, they are either shooting for the moon and figure they'll find one knucklehead somewhere to buy it, or they have no true comprehension of the market (and have a fool for an agent, for only a fool would list property too high to come to terms).

@Kelly FarleyBoth products allow you to create comprehensive lists with property owner names and contact information for numerous asset classes across the country. 

That said, the limited liability protections of an LLC should be used in conjunction with other tools and techniques to provide yourself with a comprehensive asset protection plan.

@rene martinez  @brandon sturgillTwo books that comprehensively cover the 55 to 80 year age groups are Marketing to Leading-Edge Baby Boomers by Brent Green and the No BS Guide to Marketing Boomers & Seniors by Dan Kennedy.  

Here is a sample of an actual business plan for buying, renovating & reselling/refinancing an apartment complex with the address of the complex excluded to protect the innocent.I have found the better you can articulate your plan of action and how you will execute on that plan the easier it is to get $$$$.We have been buying and creating business plans for years and because of that we have built a little at a time into a pretty comprehensive plan.You probably don't need something as comprehensive as this but you may be able to take the table of contents and use the main headings as a starting point for your own plan.Here is the link with the hyperlink https://gii.box.com/s/hb6to0yv2ljg6k2vvar9 to the document.

As Jon mentioned Al Alielo has a very comprehensive course on all matters regarding real estate investing and tax issues.

I'm really sorry Tim that my excruciating (and painful to recall) details cannot make up for your lack of comprehension.

I can honestly say it was worth every penny.Ben's program gives you a super comprehensive overview of real estate from just about every angle I can think of: Economic, Financial, Technical, Tax, Creative, Long-term Planning, etc.

Also look at Scottmans guide that's a pre comprehensive list of lenders all over the country and what they lend on etc..