It may be possible to have 2 or several low price point properties and package them together for the refi or the financing in general. 

Also, it's slow, in my humble opinion, fine if I'm putting together a package for a property I know I'm going to move on and I want something that looks nice to share with investors/bank, but too slow to quickly evaluate properties. 

Once you found a great deal, it's about "packaging" and salesmanship.

I have experience with decent sized rehabs on mixed use buildings, and put together a financing packages that included grants from the state and city where we did the work.

Hi Renee, I have a complete landlord package with a complete set of usable documents.

If you're driving for dollars you really don't NEED anything as you're not making contact, just gathering info to send mailers (or sending them on the spot from your phone if using deal machine, maybe they'll give me a free month for the plug :p)In the back end: have a branding package developed, get business cards made, brand your clothing, get a website (I think this is a #1 priority), etc but all of this should take a back seat to activity, activity, activity.

New Law Allows Three Housing Units on Every Parcel in CaliforniaStatement from California YIMBY President & CEO Brian HanlonSacramento, CA – Today California YIMBY released the following statement celebrating the historic passage of a package of bills that could triple housing supply in the state:“The passage of AB 68, along with SB 13 and AB 881, fundamentally shifts the landscape for building new homes in our state,” said Brian Hanlon, co-founder and President of California YIMBY.

After he left, I found a package of synthetic urine in his bedroom. 

My banker called me and told me that the bank was going to give me what was called a bulk sales approach appraisal (something stupid that basically means that if the bank had to liquidate my portfolio quickly how much could they likely sell it for as a packaged deal).  

No mention of 125% LTV and no income verification loans being offered and packaged as investment-grade investments leading up to 2008 and government’s oversight failures in this area (can you say Barney Frank?).