From what I gather on BP, most of these programs end up just being upsells to the next higher program.  

The as-builts help get accurate square footage which the planning department is going to want to know about. 

Yes, I will change the gross income for a more accurate number.  

I'd like to locate potential deals and wholesale them with accurate numbers for cash buyers.

While the internet is not a particularly accurate source of information, it would at least get you started on what you don't know. 

I would encourage you to gather the info on what your actual cash flow (positive or negative) would be.

Great way to start networking and pieces of education to fit your real estate direction.Big suggestion, start looking up local REI events in your area and start gathering your power team and network in the area you are prospecting.Great way of having the best of both worlds of online and in person connections.Let me know if you have any questions.Regards,Joe Scorese

*Note - I am in Texas if that matters.From what I've been able to gather with talking to other investors, several I know have their's set up to run it as no points, 12% annualized interest, paid at closing.

.- build your credit (no more minimal payments, open small accounts and pay the statement balance in full)- build your capital (as a freshman in college, I know there is a need to go to social gatherings, etc. but save now/make it big and soon you'll be invited to all the social gatherings)- connect everywhere. awesome of you to start here at BP.

If you're looking for a good investment property, the 1% rule is supposed to be an indicator of that (though its not always accurate).