Working full time limits the time I can devote to real estate, but what it does do is force me to utilize my time effectively and efficiently because of the limited time.  

Before I devoted too much time planning, I was hoping to get some advice on whether or not this a good idea in the first place. 

As I’ve become busy with the operations side, I continue to devote time to lead generation and hiring others to work on the SFR acquisition side.

But we have devoted a large amount of energy and time towards this property.

We can devote 100% of our time into new projects.We have two good attorneys (notary) that work with us for backing all the legal documents of every deal.FinancialsThe goal here is to have more people join our journey.We usually put some money into every deal but that can be discussed if the investor wants a bigger return.Backup plansWe buy on sale.

Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other."

I work full time as a Civil Engineer (50-55 hour work week) and will obviously have a tough time devoting time and effort towards flipping.

I'm already working a ton (day job, realtor, landlord, commissioned artist), so I can just reallocate how much time I devote to each of my side hustles. 

If I wanted to read about your 9 cap deal, I would have gone to a thread devoted to that instead of possible scam messages from Eastern Union Funding, which I have also received.

So if you want to go that route you will want to make sure you are okay with assuming those risks as well as taking the time to educate yourself and then devote to this strategy.