I received 3 years P&L's for each of the 80 units and compiled them in excel.

Again, every town has different rules.My approach would be to compile a short list of towns I'd want to do this project in and then contact each one. 

Hey guys,I'm trying to compile a list of things I need to consider/review with my accountant, financial planner and attorney.

I’ve been compiling some new build costs around Wichita to see how effective a build and hold approach might be.

My idea of how it would work is they would tell me their parameters, and I'd compile a list of who those match best with.

My lead sources regularly compile customized lists of private note holders broken down by state, property type, LTV etc so that there are no junk notes in the list.

And, they should be willing to compile the following due diligence information for your review: who is jurisdictional authority; what is current zoning district;  when were onsite water/sewer lines installed; who owns (maintains) onsite lines; when were onsite water/sewer lines last inspected; does seller have copies of onsite water/sewer lines "as-built" plans; if seller doesn't have as-builts, can they be obtained from jurisdictional authority; does seller have clear title to all park owned homes (POH); who are POH manufacturers and when were homes built; etc.

While researching multi-family properties there is a lot of missing details in the listings so I've compiled a list of questions to ask the listing agent, either over the phone or via email. 

I have been taking down addresses of properties when we're around town to compile a list of contacts.

@Brie Schmidt & @Jay Hinrichs started a website turnkey-reviews.com that provides reviews for companies.I've suggested to them to help provide some market analysis tools for exactly this reason.There are a bunch of posts on BP about how to analyse markets including this oneThen you can go on forever with government statistics...Trulia has a great interactive demographic map at http://www.trulia.com/localOf course none of this has been compiled in any sort of side-by-side way to compare turnkey markets.I think it would be a useful exercise.