From a review of the leases you can build financial projections that should give you a solid understanding of the opportunity.Understanding in-place rents compared to market is similar to multifamily but in this case you will likely have to reach out to leasing brokers in the market to get a better gauge of market rents.This is by no means comprehensive but should be enough to screen the potential purchase before digging in deeper.  

The advantage of doing a course is that they can give you a good overview.

I'll keep this short and I'll give a quick overview of a lot of the calls I have recently been getting from my direct mail campaign.

I understand that as I gain experience this will come easier, but until I put the first few deals together I'm looking for some good ways to be able to pin a respectable estimate together for repairs.Searching through the forums a a little bit, I've found a few things I can do but none of them seem very comprehensive and the ones that do, usually require something else I lack whether it be connections of funds.

If you would like assistance with this portion of the due diligence process or with a comprehensive title search, feel free to reach out to me. 

Their data is free and comprehensive.  

I tend to like more comprehensive policies, typically written as an ho-5, that the only non-covered perils are the exclusions that are specifically listed.You'll also want to take the size of the deductible into consideration.

I would like to get a resource on searching title so that I can understand Lien Priority as well as a general overview of terminology.I invest in North Mississippi and our land records are online (very accessible).

I am looking for the most comprehensive resources on wholesaling real estate free or paid.

The IRC, if used and understood correctly, is the closest thing to a comprehensive 'how-to' guide... not the easiest to jump in to, but anyone who wants to engage in construction related activity needs to have this resource and know how to use it.If you're still using 2006, you need to check your liability.