And one of them was admittedly not in the most appropriate section, but I was trying something different with that.Of course somebody flagged it for removal...  

Below are examples:CASHFLOW ANALYSIS:REHAB PROFIT ANALYSIS:BOTTOMLINE: if I will make money on a property based on the numbers in a way that is appropriate for the area, I will buy the property.

My concern is,  I am somewhat hesitant as to whether or not  this exit strategy is appropriate for pre-foreclosure property.  

How do you determine what you think is an appropriate amount to subtract for profit on deal?

As an investor I'm trying to accomplish two things 1) It makes it easier to assign costs to the appropriate property at the end of the month 2) Keep an inventory of what I've purchased.

I think it's more than appropriate for you to counter with what you suggested and make it clear that you are open to doing what you have to do to make the transaction a win win for both parties.  

Also, if you have any suggestions as to where else I could post this that might be more appropriate, please let me know!

If you are talking about houses, duplexes, quads, etc then one LLC or perhaps no LLC at all is appropriate if you own these yourself or with a spouse.

@Bob Bowling   I still use a stick for accuracy.. just have to make sure you use Jet A when needed or 100LL when appropriate wrong juice can ruin your day

One quick question to get me started- I want to create a somewhat long explanation of where I am and some ideas I've got for where I'm going with investments; should that be a blog post or is that more appropriate to put in the "Starting Out" forum?