How do I prepare the purchase agreements?

Here are some random ideas...If appraisals were prepared for you by the sellers, I'd seek a second opinion---I'd try to get a replacement cost appraisal to determine how close you are to cost on this particular deal.

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But I have been educating myself through people, books and YouTube to help better prepare myself.

Still have many unanswered questions before I can even prepare all this for the CPA.

They're a bit more straightforward than a PPM and cost a lot less to have prepared. 

I wholesale all the time, there are good deals that are too far away or need more work than I'm prepared to deal with or would make better rentals than flips and buy and hold is not my cup of tea.

Be prepared to change the bags a lot as they will fill quickly.

Be prepared to quantify.

This gets me a couple face-to-face meetings, unlimited email discussion, tax planning/advice, tax preparation for my business and personal taxes, and some QuickBooks support. 2.