You will hear from me when inspection report is done. 

@Fred Dray My Current situation is we are a property investment company managing it's own portfolio.We outsource most maintenance jobs to individuals.The management arm has been overlooked by me and the Managing Director when he is available.However my big weakness is that as the company is growing bigger I need to build a strong team and I would like to digitize my management(been mostly old school) so as to provide concise reports for company management.Therefore, I have no idea how to go about it as I've been mostly conducting things myself over the years.Please assist on how to go about this...

I've been a Petroleum Landman for the last 10years writing mineral ownership reports for a Denver area based brokerage. 

I have no idea why that is all that was taken but that's the report.  

If you do it or find somebody who has, please report back for debrief. 

Some of the stuff is meaningless, but a buyer will still ask you to fix it if it is on their report.

This will straddle two tax years and that's another situation that will work to your advantage reporting wise and is a phrase that tax courts have used in the past to describe a valid exchange.  

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY REPORTS Suspicious Activity Report, known as a SAR or in common parlance, “Something Ain’t Right” requires a special form at the present time.

What about ongoing reports that have to be provided?

Unlike other companies, nTrustent is free to bidders and wholesalers to register, and the company offers lots of free reports on the properties it lists such as certified home inspection, property appraisals, tax and insurance information - in short, many of the due diligence data that investors normally pay out of pocket.