Some mentees will act as a bloodhound for the mentor, knocking on doors, driving for dollars, scouring the internet, making cold calls, or performing other services that help the mentor find new deals.

I have some ideas (visa requirements, acreage, zoning (what it allows for), a section for expenses/upkeep, the amount that everything put together breaks down to depending on the number of people buying into it) but hoping for more specifics on the actual property analysis/numbers side of it since I don’t really have much experience and would need to be able to explain it to someone to help me create the sheet. 

From there it will be either monthly or quarterly communication depending on the clients preference.

Here's an updated guide for the items you've listed:Installing a Chimney Flue: The cost for this can vary depending on the type of flue (e.g., stainless steel, clay), the height of the chimney, and whether it's a new installation or a replacement.

Depending on your Japanese level, the most important thing for this may be finding one who speaks English (I communicate with my guy in Japanese).  

Depending on the exact location 2br homes in Pasadena are a hot commodity in the rental market.

Then the whole form which is witnessed and sometimes notarized (depends on state) is placed in safe deposit box.

Depending on the physical relationship between the three lots, you may be able to remedy the situation with a lot line adjustment.

Typical might be average $6,000 a year in distributions a total of $30,000 with the balance of $70,000 from increase in value.So you might look at that breakdown, the more cash flow the less appreciation dependent the deal is. 

Depending on what lender you're going through for DSCR, there should be an option for no prepayment penalty using DSCR.