I analyze deals and package them together.

Looking for the whole package.

Sell them all as an Investor Package for $250KOption 4. 

What I mean is that the seller does not have a package ready to go and their papers and docs are all in shambles.

eg. you found a dilapidated house. you should know the market value in the present condition, the cost to rehab it, and the market value after rehab in addition to the market rent after rehab. from its you can estimate profits if you used financing for purchase. you can package it nicely and deliver it to investors

Once you decide the project will work you need to put together a complete package  including your financials, business plan, plans and specs, GC contract etc for the bank.First you need to do a quick feasibility exercise to determine if the project will work financially.

I am wondering the same Joseph I've just attended some of their zoom calls and listened about their educational packages offers.

Part of the submittal to the lender, along with the contract and the seller’s hardship package, is prelim HUD1/closing statement showing the bank’s proposed payment to junior liens. 

I purchased a single family with owner financing and the rate is very high 10% but the property still cash flows great and I will most likely sell it as part of a package or sell it for a profit at some point .

These factors are part of defining affordability in terms of operational costs.Reducing Op Ex should start with Project Design, which should include a deep dive into running a cost benefit analysis on energy efficiency for the items noted above including considerations for the building envelope, insulation, window/door package, framing and lighting and water consumption.Actually attaining any or all the of the goals noted above generally comes at a cost that typically falls on the developer which sets up an interesting conundrum for the developer.