I do this for every rehab, and for me, it's a personal walk-through of the house that I do myself, not a checklist for someone else (and I'm normally big on checklists and delegating, but not for this super-critical task)...In fact, this is one of the few things that I don't trust to my contractors, my project managers or even my wife to do...you only get one chance to impress a buyer, an inspector and an appraiser, and if there are punchlist items that aren't fixed, you can easily blow a sale or take a hit on price.Basically, I step into every room, look at every wall, carpet and ceiling, open and close every door and window, test every appliance, test every electrical fixture (I even use an electrical tester on all the outlets), test every plumbing fixture, test the HVAC, etc.At first, I would walk around with an inspector checklist...but it's all second nature.

This gave me the exposure to all aspects of a development deal on multiple larger ground up development deals.Your likely job title will be: assistant project manager, analyst, development associate.

I then would spend more money to get the house ready to rent and look into the business side/league aspects of renting a home.Positives - Long-term financial benefit; I would assume that I can get roughly $900 a month renting this home - after taxes and insurance it would be safe to say I would profit $725.

If you plan on buying condos it is critical that you review and understand the Governing documents for the HOA you are potentially buying into as well as understanding the current operating budget and reserve funding plan.

Anonymity at this point is not a priority for me, albeit it can be advantageous, but asset protection definitely is critical.

Im assuming that an eviction would be returned in another section in your report.Outside of an eviction, if the fiancee really is making 75k a year (and that is a very critical IF), I don't think there could be anything in a credit report that would cause me to turn them away.An eviction would be another story though.But I wouldn't rent to the student making zero.

However, I appreciate your critical eye as it helps me truly think "creatively".I'd like to be able to give the partner a good deal, even if it's unfair for me.

It's mainly a marketing business, so focus on understanding marketing, deal strategies, and running comps before you get into the less important aspects like paint colors and flooring styles.

Since there's several aspects to real estate law, you'll want to ask what's their expertise in real estate?

Communication is important in all aspects of life, especially within the mortgage lending world.