Anyone subscribe to foreclosure.com or similar service that summarizes upcoming foreclosures?

Please critique.Project Coordinator Duties: Create, Monitor, Summarize Detailed Project PlansComplete detailed and comprehensive Selection SheetDevelop scope of work and ensure expectations are met for each Service ProviderGet multiple bids from Service ProviderCoordinate and oversee work being done on property (approx 12 hrs & 4 x week)Project setup including utilities, Service Provider Database, Service Provider insurance/docsDevelop or improve upon Service Provider database (contacts, bid amounts, issues/strengths)Log all receipts and invoices against budgetSource and load the job with all materials in a timely mannerMake hiring/firing and change order recommendationsEnsure property is secure and broom clean each weekProvide daily summaries and weekly adjustments to Detailed and Summary Project PlanDocument lessons learned weeklyBlog on Biggerpockets and leverage resources for advice throughout projectSelf-study on various parts of project and document and rate education sourcesEscalate, track, and report on all issuesEnsure all providers are paidBe a team player

A one page "intent" agreement can summarize the deal, but I'd stick to a contract that is "standard" and something all lawyers and judges know.

Not to generalize too much, but high-earners in their late 40's to early 60's often have surplus funds.You have done some successful flips, so summarize your track record in a couple of pages for sharing with these potential investors, emphasizing the relative safety of the investment via the low LTV, your successful track record, and the short holding period.Offer them 10% interest, bring 10% of your own money.

To summarize, so that I've captured everything and for other investors:Indianapolis - High Cash Flow, ROI, low equity (strong stable economy)Kansas City - High Cash Flow, ROI, low equity (strong stable economy)Cincinnatti, OH - High Cash Flow (avoid certain pockets)Cleveland, OH - High Cash FlowChicago, ILSan Antonio, TX - Lower Cash Flow, high equity (high property tax and insurance)Dallas, TX - Lower Cash Flow, high equity (high property tax and insurance, low inventory)Houston, TX - Lower Cash Flow, high equity (high property tax and insurance)Memphis, TN - Cash Flow (good, but getting squeezed)Atlanta, GA - Cash Flow (getting played out, hard to find financing bc low appraisals)Florida - pretty much a NO Go (high property tax and insurance), low to no Cash FlowPhiladelphia, PA

To summarize a bit, if you are looking at getting your r.e. license, you will become licensed as a salesperson (i.e. agent) first.

To summarize what you and @Shawn S. are saying, I should not settle for anything less than 1% rental rate to purchase price.

The narrative summarizes the activity along with Management's opinions and recommendations about property related matters.

I actually posted a new thread on this that goes deeper but to summarize it was a well done conversion that was done with breaker panels it's not some old knob and tube job.

@Steven Hamilton II To summarize: 1.