The big items I think I need to plan for are as follows, although I haven't filled in the blanks on all of them yet:-Advertising/Marketing-Tenant Screening-Contractor Networking-Legal Considerations (Liability Coverage, Evictions, Collections)-Financing (Handling Rent, Disbursments, Emergency Repair Payment)-Property Management Software (Thanks to the forum, I've found TenantCloud)These are the big items in my outline which, of course, have several sub-bullets.

On rare occasion, someone would say "the loan is current" so I put down zero for that number without questioning them.

If you do plan to syndicate I highly recommend paying for some quality education... this runs the gamut from spending $1,000 with Michael Blank (gets you his video course and a solid underwriting tool) to spending $20,000 for some of the coaching. 

So basically one good house equals one deal done....If your lucky.On the other hand 1 good investor might buy 20 homes from you....Meaning that 1 good investor could equal 20 deals done.I had one investor that I worked with and over the course of 1 year I ended up making $85k from.....Okay...I hope your convinced that finding buyer FIRST is a good thing...Now here a just a few of the ways to find them...No I didn't share all of my secrets here...Because if I told you...Then I'd have to kill you....And it's really hard to succeed as a wholesaler if you were dead....I am sure there are countless other places and ways to find buyers beyond what I am mentioning, so I will leave it up to other people to fill in the blanks that I have missed.Keep in mind these are ways that I or my clients have actually used, so I know that they work because I have done it. 1.

A lot of older homes have 100 amps services which sometimes is a problem.On occasion I run into a home with a 300 amp service.

My RE lawyer/Title co offers P&S creation, but I cannot seem to find a blank P&S.

They see the opportunities and rise to the occasion by creating opportunity.We have turnkey wholesale deals in NC and occasionally other areas but haven't had any in or around the metro Atlanta, Ga. area.  

There was something else unusual about it too, but I'm blanking on what that part was. 

I am a blank slate. 

, but they really set a nice blank palette for the tenants to make their own.