Yes, they generally have a more comprehensive checklist in the written report but I like to make sure to emphasize the main ones.

I have used this strategy 3 times and I’m currently using it on a large home in Gilbert, Arizona where the tenant rents pay all the costs of the home plus the rents pay down about $750 a month in principal pay down.This post emphasizes the importance of having reserves when purchasing a rental property. 

@Bill F. when I got to about 20 - 25 single family homes and 1 commercial building they started emphasizing the importance of my global financial statement and they started requiring me to have 10% of the loan amounts in liquid cash in their bank before they would keep giving me more loans.

It's Larry at [XXX-XXXX].He specifically emphasized the words "small-sized" in the voicemail.I think the monkey's name is "Larry" :)

However, many firms cannot do this as they are in a model that emphasizes tax returns as their primary revenue line item, vs tax strategy.  

Then, if I have a brief question in between sales, I send them a note (usually as reply to their "you are welcome response" to my original "thank you" - emphasize we've connected before) or I give them a call, while trying to respect their time.My limited experience validates @Josh James feedback with respect to title and banks. 

Account Closed One point that bears emphasizing.

When we start looking for investment properties, we will send a more professional letter that clearly identify us as investors and emphasize the benefits (cash offer, quick closing, no hassles with listing it or having to do updates). 

@Scott Lepore where I agree very strongly with you is that it is not as it is promoted most often, as it seems to be under emphasized the difficulty level it can be due to the exact recipe that must be followed. 

How can I delicately propose that if he were interested, to potentially sell directly to me and emphasize that we could avoid the realtor fees in doing so?