Too much details will have you talking yourself out of the deal altogether.

This most commonly would be achieved by getting the properties under contract to purchase with an inspection period, or working out some type of option to sell deal with the seller.I'm not a coach so I won't get into much more detail other than that.

I do realize that there is no clear way to determine the route to my goal for this business in detail, as the potential variances and differentials to my "plan" would make it impossible to predict.

I am sure I am missing the devil in the details please help point out potential pit falls.

Can anyone recommend a good Contractor that will go out and inspect the property and provide me with a detail list of repairs needed?

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The original deed of trust and any assignments are recorded, but details of the note remain private.

You should really generate a detailed partnership agreement.

I am a licensed agent, have experience in 2-4 unit properties, a RE finance background, but want to learn more detail about how the process, analysis, and due diligence involved in acquiring larger properties.

Can not be certain they are all cash buyers, but doing the screening necessary to ensure that they bought or sold with cash may be more trouble than it is worth, and it explaining how to do that is certainly more detailed an answer than I care to give.