For agents that are used to only using the MLS, you can also export clean marketing packages.

If that vesting will change, let the lender know that early and often so they don't keep underwriting the property and the loan package as a straight cash out refinance.

If you enjoy it and pass the practice exam then sign up for the full package of classes.....get thru that and then sit for your state and national exam.Once you do that you're ready to start looking for brokerages to join.When you say you've heard mixed information, what does that mean exactly?

These DSCR lenders are private money & don't package/sell their loans to GSE's.

I have found a portfolio of 21 SFH that I am currently arranging a folder with each property's particulars.My questions to everyone:How do you particularly arrange an investment package for possible investors? 

Quote from @Viktor Singh: Biggerpockets sells a Lease Agreement Package under "TOOLS" at the top of your screen. $100 for a lease and several other documents, written by investors and attorney approved for your state.

Most agents have tools to grab the data you're looking for and package it up for you to review.Flipping is viable in any market where there's consistent end-user demand.

(I also see sometimes that property management companies will require that tenants sign up for "benefits packages" at ~$15 per month to receive a new filter each month. 

I've mentioned this once before and I'll mention it here, with a disclaimer that I'm not a lender, and I don't benefit in any way from mentioning this loan, but I think it's a very interesting loan package for BRRRR minded buyers.  

Property was listed on the MLS as a package deal with 8 other units.