Find a deal, put together a legitimate proposal and send it to me, that's all I care about.

Recently, my partner and I proposed a LC for a 28-unit with a sale price of $800k with 25% down.

I'm planning just to get a rough tentative idea of how we may come together the numbers for an initial proposal and take it to an RE attorney.Despite all that I've learned so far in the last couple years I'm sure I'm going to forget to ask important questions and other important things to keep in mind. so if some things come to mind that beginners often overlook feel free to throw them at me.This is 2200sf duplex in a B'ish neighborhood. maybe C+?

I'm planning just to get a rough tentative idea of how we may come together the numbers for an initial proposal and take it to an RE attorney.Despite all that I've learned so far in the last couple years I'm sure I'm going to forget to ask important questions and other important things to keep in mind. so if some things come to mind that beginners often overlook feel free to throw them at me.

@Hannah Hammond some areas are starting to restrict short term rentals via legislation.  

However, I’m a little confused on my proposed offer.

One piece of advice, ask for a package from the investor that includes summaries of their last 3 deals and a full pro forma on their proposed deal.

Hi Melissa, If it were me, I'd look on Yelp and Craigslist for cabinets and casework, find a few people that have good reviews, and get proposals from them for the cabinets (at least 3).

The next step is to hire an architect to draft plans for the proposed structure.

I agree with the above posters and like the idea.I just did in PA what you propose.