@Shabreya Bangura I have gone to several Lunch and Learn meetings with the Triad REIA, but I haven't taken the plunge into actually purchasing a membership because the paid meetings don't really fit my schedule AND I haven't needed the discounts that are available as a part of the membership quite yet.

But, its such a hard thing to quantify because its a random survey of home owners.  

We have a lot of different groups that are great and don't require a membership fee. 

-landscape, management, trash, pest control, etc.j)Full documentation of security deposit accountk)Property tax assessmentsl)Current rent rollm)Most recent 12 months of bills for water/sewer, gas, and electricitya - depending on how the property is held, the seller may or may not have thisb & c - basically, I'm trying to piece together 3 years of financials, as this will give lenders greater comfort and give you and idea of any trends.d - this is a list of the personal property that comes along with the asset: office computer, copier, leaf blower, etc.e - some sellers may have surveys, Phase 1 Environmental, old appraisals, etc. 

Some get listed as "room for a pool" but once surveyed and a site plan is worked up, there is not enough SQ ft left or you end up with a bathtub pool and tiny pool deck.

@Travis W Condon you have  BP Pro membership, which gives you free access to RentRedi PM software.

Survey the house and take care of the easy fixes including:Fix all loose tiles in the bathroom or kitchen.Fix all loose hinges on doors or cabinets.Unclog or replace stuck drawer tracks.Repair any leaky faucets and ensure all plumbing systems work.Remove carpet stains or refinish hardwood floors.Depending on how much time and money you want to spend getting the home ready, you might also want to update fixtures, buy new appliances, install new hardware on the cabinets, and give the interior a fresh coat of (neutral) paint.

The Detailed Engineering Cost Estimate Approach is typically used for the purchase of used property.SURVEY OR LETTER APPROACHOnce a site inspection has been completed and all components of a property have been determined, your specialist will send a survey or letter to the contractors or subcontractors to request they provide the cost of each of the items.

Will check scotsmansguide website as you mentioned.I don't have paid membership with BP.ThanksJayesh.

Just survey them and see what you like, they pretty much do the same things.I use a smartthings hub, with RBOYs rental lock automator software with kwikset locks, which is a pay for one time thing, and then that lets you automate your door lock codes.