Finding deals (which a good agent can definitely help out with) is step one, but we find that a lot of investors struggle with the next 3-5 steps of a successful project which includes team members such as project managers, contractors, property managers, insurance agents, lenders, etc.

Others struggle immensely. 

Many of my deals are flippers who struggled to sell and then decide to hold and refinance, and I've never had a lender have an issue with it being on the market recently.I do have one lender that if it were listed for sale in the last 6 months, the list price is the max value they'd go off of.

Often if the tenant is struggling they can go back to Section 8 and get section to cover 100% of rent.

I guess I’m struggling to see how it’s justified.

However, I am out of state and I m struggling to find a property manager for the mid term units.

I got a six unit multifamily building that I am trying to get a mix of long term rentals and mid term rentals but I am struggling to find a company to manage the mid term units.

The struggle that I have is finding a partner to JV with for a fix & flip...

But you underwrite that into the deal.The area most people seem to struggle with is: a) commercial tenants are not as price sensitive as residential.  

That being said I'm planning to post a case study of how I helped my brother-in-law, a Contractor with a small 4-man team, go from struggling to $46,000 in new business in a very short time frame.If I had to write a highly click-bait worthy headline for this case study it would go something like...REVEALED: Struggling Contractor Signs $46,000+ in NEW Business in 7 days for FREE Without Paid Advertising Using This Simple 3-Step SystemI'm a glutton for memes, dad jokes, and anything that pokes fun at how ridiculous us marketers slice and dice language and communication in our marketing :)

My brother-in-law specializes in building patio covers, fences, decks, pergolas for residential homeowners.