You will need a list prepared so that you can fill in the costs for your area.

Is there such a thing a being to prepared for the journey ahead?

@Josh WagnerI can honestly tell you that you are preparing yourself for failure.

When someone buys an investment type property that will most likely be sold to another investor and now finds himself in a cash crunch situation, he better be prepared for an investor type offer. 

Now that the Thanksgiving holiday is coming to a close, they will be preparing for their second flip!

I would be firm and tell them that they will not continue to live in this property and that you are prepared to evict them if necessary.

I let him have mine, assuming that my attorney would still be able to prepare my assignment agreement to my buyer, and not realizing that (according to him) it's now a conflict of interest, necessitating the need for my own attorney.

However as we prepare to grow and begin syndicating larger complexes I feel we can do a better job tracking more useful data.I would love to get my creative thinking going by hearing from others.

For showings they don't all show so be prepared for that.

Prepare a loan package that you can deliver to multiple lenders - it should include the financials and a one page summary of the asset, its performance history and what you are requesting.