I really like your statement "....create an income machine, sustainable through all real estate cycles......."

But you will also need additional documents (business tax returns, P&L statement) etc.

We are always looking for new investors to work with and have the staff to handle a large volume real estate practice.Also, if you would like, we are often are being told about available properties so if you would like to be included in our mail out, please send me your email address.

Or, I might ask to see statements...Or, which is most likely, I might just say - this looks like Waldo if I ever saw one, and there's no chance in hell I'm paying utilities on 6 doors...Hope this helps, Tony.

Please email me and I can send it to you @Karima!

I make phone calls to my preferred and trusted contractors, review my managers financial statements, and update my own following my CPA's advice and framework-so come tax time, it's ready to go. 

Further more am I supposed to view these properties prior to sending mail or am I only fishing to get a return call or email???  

PM me and I can add you to our email list for our next meeting, which will be Monday, October 5.

Basically every expense line item on your analysis spreadsheet will be filled out based on the market/property This might take days or even weeks to do depending on your level of familiarity with the market, submarket and property and the responsiveness of the seller/seller's rep  Level 3: the "time to verify" analysis  After you get it under contract you move to Level 3 where you verify your assumptions during due diligenceYou verify all the line items in your analysis spreadsheet by looking at leases, water bills, bank statements, etc. 

If you are fine with scheduling everything by phone/email and paying contractors to do everything, then you can be further away.