.), solid deal assessment, and ability to be thorough. 

I wouldn't have offered that from the get go though, and not knowing what else may happen with the repair.Now if they are threatening a suit...then they are just being unreasonable.Also make sure you thoroughly dry out the affected areas, don't let mold take hold.

.• Completing thorough due diligence on the property.• Arranging the financing.• Negotiating with the seller.• Building a business plan.• Finding investors.• Raising capital for the transaction.• Working with the property management team.• Asset management.• Handling investor relations.As you can see, a real estate syndicator handles everything from finding the property, arranging the transaction and operating the asset upon closing.

Give your home a thorough cleaning from top to bottom, get rid of clutter, and hide the family photos and other personal items.

If it passes I I do a little more thorough analysis.Phase II:  Proforma Analysis.I have my Realtor obtain as much information as possible from the Seller.  

The 100 page document was a thorough report so that we would not be liable upon move out.

Thanks for the thorough explanation @James Marszalek, I really appreciate it.  

As a professional, part of my job is to protect my buyers as much as possible, so I try to only recommend highly thorough and experienced inspection companies, and ones that I know have insurance policies in place if something is missed.

@AJ Satcher the list that @Brandon Rush provided is pretty thorough.

As always, for the most accurate advice, it's best to thoroughly discuss your situation with your tax advisor.