I'm a first time landlord looking for some quick advice - my tenants have experienced a few stolen packages at their unit and I'm thinking of getting a quick security camera to install on their door to scare away potential thieves.

I found a deal that is over my head. Its a total of 6 quad-plexes, 2 duplexes, 1 single family. 1 quad-plex and 2 duplexes are renovated with current tenants at $550/month. The remaining 5 buildings are in need of rep...

It always pays to package the deal to what banks are used to seeing.

Last 4 weeks or so, they are missing some amazon packages and some of the packages are opened.

After a few conversations you will have a good feel for rehab costs just by looking at a property.Also, some regular trips to home depot to check out their packages for appliances and home renovations can be helpful too.The benefit of this is that with that kind of knowledge you will pick up important info along the way and you will be able to develop your own system and standard.For example I'm getting some flooring work done and by reaching out to different vendors I learned that SPC flooring is a lot more durable  and cheaper than WPC (SPC and WPC are both types of Vinyl flooring) - also by price shopping you will find one vendor is charging you $3.5 per sq ft for flooring and that same flooring is being sold elsewhere for $2.49.

I've done walk-throughs given them the package and don't hear back from anyone. 

@Powell DiGangi the Lease Agreement Package is available for purchase, $100.

i have two builds going on in PF and they are very backed up. there a some new construction cabins that are listed on the MLS, that are a package deal (cabin build, and lot) have you looked into them?

This is a daunting incentive package to compete with as a seller and it would be prudent to dive into nearby comparable sales as well as nearby homes currently for sale to hone a listing strategy.

I would expect 10-20% as the seller is eliminating 99% of the buyers with their package deal.