If you are able to find good deals off market you can try to partner but it's best to sell the contract or get compensation for doing so(which is tricky with being not licensed).

I have my RE license but primarily focus on off-market deals and helping out of state investors get started there by plugging them into my team and helping them from start to finish do BRRRR deals.Anyway, happy to connect with you or anyone else.

I'm a developer, hold my GC license and real estate license and we're building duplexes near downtown right now.

I know in Washington state, unless your licensed plumber or electrician you can't do the work on your own property and sell with in a year.   

Myself =DChristian Petrozza, RealtorNulf Management Services, a PA-licensed GC

Your Contractor (if he is actually licensed?)

The cost of stuff today is absurd, especially since we only use licensed and insured vendors who don't require deposits upfront for work. 

I have a lot of experience in contracting, but I am not a licensed contractor.

I am an investor who just obtained the salesperson license in Massachusetts.  

The lender's licensing and their attorney's interpretation of the Ohio statutes is what will determine if the lender will provide PPP options or not.