Your gain / income on the sale would beSales price less cost to purchase the lane, less the cost to build the property, less improvements less costs to sell plus the depreciation taken on the property.Whether the gain is ordinary or capital will depend on whether you are classified as a dealer.

Specifically, I am looking to track the projected rehab cost of each unit, cash flow from rented units, first lien costs, general partners and limited partner returns.

I am aware of the inspection & appraisal costs, points & interest, that's not what I have a problem with.  

Keep in mind, taxes and insurance costs in California are higher than a lot of areas.

Does your end buyer often cover the closing costs and attorney's fee or is this something you take out of your profit on the deal?

I have personally not worked on any of these but it does not seem to be anything too crazy.It's an FHA Loan that can be combined with other FHA products like a 203k.I am a Loan Officer for "Correspondent Lender" so I can operate under the rules of over 100 lenders...I would be able to place this in a few hours with 1 email...We would just have to make sure all the boxes are checked...Energy Efficient Improvements Must Be Cost-EffectiveThe financed portion of an Energy Package must be cost-effective.

One area that has caught my attention is the Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg TN area - seems like there is a good rental income to acquisition cost ratio.  

The negative is that the title ins can cost 3-4x or more than what traditional title ins will cost.

so - what are the ages of those items, how much will they cost to replace, and how long will they last? 

@Yu Xiao, using that property as a short term rental during the time you own it will open up some additional tax saving potential as will doing a cost segregation study to take advantage of some accelerated depreciation.