Because signing the lease is the ONLY time when we have a chance to educate a new tenant on everything that is important to us:- our expectations on how to treat the house, rules and regulations- how to report maintenance issues, what to look for (water, sump pump, roof, downspout extensions,..)- how to communicate with us- how to operate the house: from GFCI to furnace filter, how to clean a glass cooktop - point out key issues like pet policy, new girlfriend moving in etcYou think anyone reads the lease when they e-sign it?

Sorry I couldn't help in this instance. 

For instance, Repairs, Bank Fees, Utilities, etc.

I have a wholesale property under contract but am having some issues when describing the property to prospective buyer.For instance, since I am assigning it, yet am listed as the buyer who has the option to assign, should I just leave out the fact that it is a 'Wholesale Property' and just say I am selling it?

For instance, when I'm calculating my expenses with the mortgage included and I subtract the expense from the rental income, I'm left with the cash flow.

Extension cords, bits of plasticchairs, bubble wrap, etc. are partly buried in about a 20' region of the back yard.  

Has there already been an extension or any other reason the seller would doubt the buyer’s ability to close?

That's not necessarily a recommendation, just a bit of insight as I have been pounding the Charlotte area market for quite some time and have extensive knowledge of the metro area.I'm sure there are tons of people finding deals one way or another, but I just found the margins too tight for my liking and I've decided to expand.Not sure if that helps, -B

Here is a great link from the NDSU Extension office:"A simple way homeowners can check their homes for heat loss is with an infrared thermometer.

The challenge with re-using other people's spreadsheet is that you have to adopt their mental model of how to layout information, and also how to show what's important.For instance, I like to optimize for data-entry, and I want to know what numbers they gave me vs what I think they should be, so I have sections for "Marketing data" and a separate section for "adjustments" to that data.