.- The re-inspection fee, if needed, is typically in my area the result of a listing agent not doing their jobs and double strapping the hot water heater, putting CO detectors in, or otherwise ensuring the property is in financeable condition on the day it is put on the MLS, with no blatant health/safety issues, etc etc.

My question(s) is what are all the little things I should do in order to make it as easy as possible for my partner and I to get the deal, assuming the one we chose is a good one.Details: Flipusing partners cashusing partner work (contractor)I will help with workworking with my agent for buy and sellSomething my agent asked was whose name would offer be under, my or theirs and already discussed profit and work splits so that is not an issue. 

He says he knows they will take less and after his inspections says it should need less than 10k- 15k in repairs mainly flooring and a bat issue in the attic (??) 

When rent is due on the first non payment notice should always be issued on the 2nd of the month.

Here are some thoughts on it...There are estate planning issues to consider.

I don't have an issue with the down payment but they want me to close within seven days of them accepting the offer.  

We have some experience with SFH's and duplex properties but have not done anything outside of residential until now.This property we are looking at has major roof issues that currently make it unsafe, but the rest of the structure looks like its in decent condition, I mean its an old brick building.

And how do I fix this issue ASAP ?

Hello BP, Looking for a little advice.I purchased  a quad-plex approximately 8 months ago and everything seemed fine but then stuff started to fall apart. It was a fixer upper but when 3 of the furnaces failed within ...

The issue is having the cash to take advantage of those, so you may want to build your network to include some hard money lenders that could work with you if that fits your investment model/goals.