I plan on writing a very detailed blog on my 1st experience using a 203 k loan as it was quite comprehensive, especially as a newbie investor, but for now I'm just extremely excited and feel like screaming at the top of my lungs that the process is finally over.

@Carlos Zapata I missed 2 on the list - very comprehensive! 

Once you get into systems work (HVAC, electrical, plumbing) especially comprehensively then I could see something approaching that... 

Originally posted by @Anthony Mendoza:I know everyone using those trec contracts but I feel those are to long my real estate coach gave me a one page purchase and sale agreement contract and a Assignment agreement contract that he uses in his state but I wanna make sure there good to use in Texas does any one know where I can take them to go get them look at  Sounds like you want a one page MOU, then a standard comprehensive contract.

If you want a more comprehensive, I could send you that too.

My inspector has fantastic reviews on google and he said his report will have nearly 100 photos so I think this will be comprehensive.

Rental Property Insurance is more comprehensive, including the building, tenant liability, and rental income loss.

As you are doing your research, here is a comprehensive list of 32 questions I like to ask a potential Property Manager:1.

This of course would be very difficult without having a comprehensive understanding of the market you will be investing in. 

Also ask if it would be worthwhile running a CLUE (Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange) report on the property.Check with your electrician to see if they recommend anything since the house was hit by lightning.Good luck.