With rate lock, contractor schedules etc.Have any of you had this happen on a VA REO in the past?

The difficulty comes with some of the smaller deals where they show the asset on their personal schedule E's or the hold multiple assets in one LLC.

I'd check out a few of the posts and see how their interaction and tax knowledge fits with what you are trying to do, then I'd schedule a consult to see if your personalities would allow you to work well together.https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/5926/41216-does-my-cpa-have-to-be-localSecondly, as you grow, you may want to eventually move into having properties in an LLC, but with your first property you may be able to limit your liability with great insurance coverage while allowing you to get the best financing with investments in your personal namehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/5926/53215-questions-as-common-as-the-cold---llc

Maybe schedule a roofer, plumber and electrician unless you plan to replace those things.

I have a rent schedule as an addendum on my lease.

Both have websites with packed calendars showcasing tons of events scheduled each month.

We also wanted to be able to set up scheduled guest codes remotely.

We are scheduled to close on 11/12.I have tenant living in one of the unit with their family.

I'm looking for recommendations for an inspector, preferably one who can inspect within a week and doesn't schedule out 2-3 weeks.

Not to be nit picky but just a couple minor clarifications: 1) Apartment buildings depreciate over 27.5 years, not 39 like other commercial properties. 2) the personal property segregated out, depreciate on a 5 year schedule not 7.