This could be on the back of a notepad but obviously you won't have covered all the items to help a title company close the loan. 

I closed on a $50k house here in VT and pulled up my HUD, and here's what I have:- credit reporting fee $15- flood zone determination fee: $25- Documentation fee: $350- Attorney fee (incl title search): $1,000- recording fee: $150- wire transfer fee: $40.This does not include insurance prepayments, utility deposits, or items like that. 

All of those relatively small items, don't worry me (smoke detectors, strapping water heater, etc.). 

To me it's just another item to maintain and for them to break.

There are a lot of other items that we are doing as well that we are more than happy to get a bid for.

CHA (Chicago Housing Authority) failed some items upon inspection, which is normal, but property management has not gotten maintenance done on time so have missed re-inspections twice. 

We are talking about bringing items up to current code, when it was just fine for the last owner.

Initial Screening:Develop an Excel spreadsheet that allows you to enter the standard inputs for each cost item for each state. 

@Michael Hacker  ONE other item you need to think about with EVAPS is the high WATER bills.  

I do an itemized tax return and have a regular w2 yearly income also....Thanks for any help!