Besides the description of the property am I missing any important information?

Then I stopped by BassPro, bought some fishing gear and a new battery charger, met a couple standing in line who are moving to the area a need a house, gave him my number, well, I just happen to have.....they want to see it!

Jody Schnurrenberger, thank you for your extensive description.

. - I met a contractor today in Buffalo who seemed to check all the right boxes. 

doubt you'd get any past revenue.Just tell neighbor you'll rent him the space of your land for a set yearly amount.Then if he collects or doesn't collect revenue you still get yours.Be descriptive as to how you word the area.

All of the building plans and documents I've gathered are tiny plot plan sketches at best with some poorly written cursive squiggled next to it for the description. 

The current owner has the property belonging to an LLC, and I feel that venturing into commercial properties warrants a bit of "distance"...Anyways, I've already met a few great contacts in my area (Charlottesville, Crozet, and Wayensboro in Virginia) from BP and it's suer cool to meet like minded people and go after some deals.Ok, thanks in advance for anyone offering advice!

From your description, the work should be done within a week.Depending on the PM operation, you may need to be more hands on by reminding them to get this work coordinated ASAP.

Based on the description there is likely no value in trying to renovate.

So you are not losing the deduction. if you are preparing your taxes yourself, per the Schedule E instructions, such expenses should be reported on (Part II) line 28, a column has a separate line item amount along with the partnership name and a description of the amount.