I am looking at a marketing package and am looking to develop a framework/system for finding the value add opportunities in the deal. 

Does this plan sound good as a general framework?

I do have a framework I am operatizing within but I am reluctant to call it a system, it's more like a flow to my day.

You'll need a pre-approval letter for your offer to be taken seriously and getting pre-approved will also give you an idea of the price range in which you should be shopping.If you go the route of a 203k, there are a lot of details you'll have to work out after your offer is accepted, but the basic framework and overall budget should be worked out ahead of time.Incidentally for a 203k I always talk to my clients in terms of their "acquisition cost" which is an aggregate of the price, renovation budget and the contingency fund (usually 10% of the contractor's bid).

 Account Closed my framework for evaluating markets comes from @Lee Ripma .

I plan on expanding to other markets in the future and prefer to establish some framework and be a strategic as possible. 

I think I will primarily use real estate as my main value but with the framework of planning to facilitate the life plan for my clients.

There is a property that i could purchase for a BRRRR that was involved in a house fire. it has been completely gutted down to the frame. some of the frame work has obvious burn damage. minus the burn damage, the house otherwise would fall into my range acquisition wise. does anyone have experience with burn damage property?

A good place to start is setting the framework with, Anything is possible in real estate and you have many options. 

Because after an election matters like taxation or the legal framework may change.