I can't include my personal email address as it isn't allowed on bp (my email was flagged until I removed it).Have you ran into any problems with them during any wholesale transactions?  

I won’t include them in the costs since they should increase the value.I will also be careful of property managers who mark-up maintenance costs in addition to their regular fees.

This would include everything but the land...including well, septic, power, driveway, clearing land, grading, foundation.  

What is the monthly payment to include taxes and insurance?

Plus, taxes seem to range a bit.I've heard @Brandon Turner talk about including property management with your analysis from the start, so you can easily start using a property management company and not impact your original pro forma estimates.  

Include in the closing papers that the house will be empty and in clean swept condition.

I am a long time investor in central ohio and looking for a (flip contractor) beginning to endI own several homes that need extensive updating (older rentals) I am in a rural area and getting away from rentals and want to find a contractor I can work with on several projects I have always done my own work in years past  but other commitments have made it impossible to do complete rehabs by myselfAny info wood be appreciated Thanks

I include another month of holding costs in my projections to accommodate extra time needed to close on the pre-sale.  

I'm assuming that the other half of the mileage can be deducted once the second unit has been placed in service, but I can't seem to find a definitive answer on if mileage can be included in start-up costs.2.

You should include management fees, even if it's self-managed.