Spend the time alongside your subs as they're working - ask questions (not enough to be a pain - and it can help if you throw them $100 for all the questions) but keep watching them and what they do.

One hiccup and most people will not be able to hold on to what they have, especially an IRS audit.

It was done so smoothly and had no hiccups along the way.

I recently had an offer accepted on a property that I will be using a 203K renovation loan on.  I can do a lot of my own work and would like to save money on labor by doing some stuff myself.  I am wondering if I can ...

However, I haven't acted on any of them because I'm not sure who/what/where the resources I need are in my area in order to get advise I can trust if I encounter a hiccup and/recommendations for good attorneys/realtors/contractors/etc.

I'm still trying to nail down how I want to get in, since there are so many cool and interesting ways to invest.One thing I am doing alongside my wife is renting our current home on Airbnb.  

I would guess since the rapid growth and numerous offerings there will be some hiccups in communications but they will be quickly overcome thru better technology focusing on customer service.I would like to continue to enjoy 10% plus returns on higher dollar amounts but I have totally understand the down side risks and principal recapture protections It is a hybrid type of investment bordering on HML and joint venture .Can anyone explain the legal process in recouping a bad loan ?

Not sure why the hiccup on the references.

I'm particularly enjoying learning this along side my teenage kids and hope they get a much better start at it than I did.My primary goal is buy and hold for cash flow. 

This will give you 20 days to MAKE SURE there is no hiccups with your financing and will also give the sellers some comfortability that you wont cancel at the very end of a 30 or 45 day escrow.