He does packages like this often.

A one page "cheat sheet" for tenants might be something to include in a welcome package.

I just took the 3 day class where at the end offered the Gold and Platinum packages being $28k-$38k depending on which one I felt made more sense and I’m really struggling with the amount but am also clueless on where to start with investing and can see the benefit of a “mentor” and access to systems.Thank you for any advice or feedback

SS appliances are sometimes sold as packages that can be more affordable instead of buying piecemeal.From the pics (can't see the entirety of the kitchen), maybe the range and fridge can be ok to keep, if you want to save some dough.

Sometimes banks might collect a full document package, but really when it comes down to it, are only underwriting the property (if you're buying for investment). 

@Daniel O'Neil we have used a lot of the companies that you may or may not have heard of and what we've experienced is that most of them recycle all the same data from the same databases - it's just a matter of how they package it.

It is important to go over the hoa resale package carefully. 

I've done the walk through with the tenant, collect the first payment and in the lease package that I've prepared, i have all of the phone numbers etc. that they will need for cable, power, water, trash, electric, etc..

I recently found a large duplex package deal, 14 buildings 28-units located about 3mi from where I live. 

. – review everythingPerform on-site inspections – walk every unit – w/ inspectors and property managerPrepare the loan package for your lenderIf you are doing a syndication; reach out to investors to start confirming equity commitmentsFinalize the loan documentation for your lenderIf you are doing a syndication; start taking backup commitments in case investors pull outSetup your property-specific LLCSetup property specific bank accountIf you are doing a syndication; send the final PPM to your investors – have them execute and wire funds to escrow – preferably 1-2 weeks before closingClose