Often they have so much work they drop your home flip and go the next smaller job and then come back.In most cases you are the general contractor coordinate different tasks and heavily involved on a daily basis to see it gets completed. 

Good luck with your adventures in real estate.

If you're adventuring into an alternative in the attempts to make it mainstream, I'd give these a thought and make sure your payback is in line with the  long term desirability .

If we can make it in spite of deployments and overseas adventures, so can you. 

Having never lived far from my tiny hometown, I decided I was ready for a new adventure.

I work construction project management for a large general contractor, and all the tasks and skill I'm learning now directly relate to real estate.

Good luck with your real estate adventures.

Unless I know the person doing that task, and their process and criteria are well documented, I'm reluctant to take on a tenant someone else has placed.

Thats a big task and in my opinion a little too big of a project that I wanted to undertake for my first property.I have been looking for more good deals in the area but I keep getting agents showing me properties that are already at the max for the neighborhood in terms of appreciation and I wanted to find something that was below marked value that I could put some sweat equity and decent rehab into.

List any and all tasks you can think of.