I am looking at a property that on paper creates substantial cash flow and the price is right.

Draw (on a piece of paper) a process for accomplishing this. 

Getting a lender that just issued a Clear To Close to switch up and sign a piece of paper that is not a standard boiler plate piece but something drafted up at the last minute may just not be able to happen.

I've seen great cash flowing (C) areas on paper turn into money pits due to prolonged vacancy, crime, and too-often-recurring capex expenses.

I would think that in order to make it a 2 unit again you will need to make repairs/modifications to the layout.

Fortunately, my office is sloppy, papers everywhere, so I gave them a tour, pointing out, no, how could someone live here??

I take a look at her papers and she's making less than 1% on this CD.

I have seen commercial leases 3/4 of an inch thick on legal size paper . 

So if your house cost $100,000....Cost...not worth...and the land is worth $10,000, you get to depreciate $90,000 over 27.5 years for a paper expense that you really don't pay of $3272.72/year.  

I have a tablet computer with a touch screen, and currently use inspections that are paper, I was wondering if anyone also had a tablet PC with a program that allowed them to check and make notes using there pc as they walked through the house.