What is the typical inspection period?

The cabinets that we sell for house flips are typically white or gray painted shaker doors.

Either before or after the purchase there will typically be an ISO report completed with an inspection from a third party.

You will also want to know what typical vacancy rates are like in the area, the terms of the current leases, what capital expenditures he has done recently.

The only other way I can think of right now is to try to get to get owner financing and make them believe its typically makes them more money and spreads out their income to the  life of the loan. 

Typically each condo has a few units in the building sitting on the market.

I know typically a duplex is more expensive then single family homes.My question is, is it easier to get conventional financing for that types of properties because of it's potential to produce cash flow,or at last reduce what I'm paying for the expenses out of my own pocket.?

In order to break a tenant's lease, I typically arrange a sit down with them, and ask them what their plans are.

On a typical leveraged acquisition of a residential multifamily we look for 15% Cash-on-Cash...once you climb over this, you're probably getting into the D-class assets that are too much hassle for the returns.

How does a typical day go for you guys and what advice do you have for a newbie?