I'd hire someone for $40-$50 with detailed instructions on putting together an inspection report.

When instructions weren’t followed and quality dipped below my acceptable level I fired them.

I don’t have anyone specific to recommend, but in case no one else here does either, I wanted to recommend two other options.One would be to attend a meeting of a local RE group such as RIREIG and ask the same there.Another is that, I’m assuming RI housing doesn’t directly recommend anyone but they do sometimes have classes for new homeowners & landlords and besides being generally useful, you could ask other attendees at one of those events.Branching out from that, you could also check out upcoming classes for RI Realtors - if there is a class on 203(k)s you could either attend it (you don’t have to be an agent, though it does cost more for non-agents) or, probably simpler and cheaper, just track the instructor down online and ask her/him for recommendations.

I will most definitely be following all of your instructions on how to find a meet up group and I'll take you guys up on your offers and PM you.

Our Incubator+Accelerator includes live one2one instruction as well as access to private offices for closings and team meetings. 

So If you have any good advice and/or instructions for me reach out to me please and thank you !

Glad to be part of this forum where I get quick, instructive feedback.So now that assessed values have gone up, the tax rate should come down unless the county inflates its budget proportionally.

You would send the signed assignment agreement to the title company and ask them to reach out to the end buyer to provide them with wire instructions so they can send emd in more quickly than mailing a check or dropping it off. 

The area is sucks but good rentals, has very little appreciation but excellent Cap RateWe made an oral agreement with the Seller and I instructed my attorney.  

When you know enough to do well at wholesaling, you probably won't be wholesaling as you'll identify other opportunities to profit from, legally without license issues.As to the class you mentioned, if she is an accredited instructor with the state, then that is okay, a classroom would be better!