But the math moves you a long way towards coming up with informed decisions.The same sorts of mathematical analysis can help you determine whether to buy house #1 for $200k, or house #2 for $250k.

(multiple cap-ex, insurance claim + make-ready, etc)Once I reach 10k per property, then I can re-evaluate and determine whether it's time to start paying down mortgages or add additional units. 

That will greatly determine your CAP rate.

You will need to speak with the custodian to determine if you have enough in the account to accomplish this.

Basically I'm trying to determine if there's any way to recoup some of the costs of the renovations?

Determine if there are any CC&Rs for the small office park that would prevent us from opening this type of facility, or build the type of building we plan to build So far, we haven't identified any but additional research will happen during our 60-day DD4.

We'll review it and determine whether they were wrongly charged.

I am unsure how they are going to determine someone's eligibility status and then coordinate the direct payment to the landlord.

I am considering doing one or several things; I want to obtain my real estate license in order to have MLS access personally, visit properties in the local area where I will begin investing, and the benefit of saving on commission. one reason why I am highly considering the license is to be able to learn the art of estimating market values of the properties and ARV's by analyzing comps.I also considered doing just the beginning appraisal trainee classes to get formal knowledge of the process of determining residential values. 

I would first determine if the price is below market value based on comps.