Although I'll say I was VERY hands on for design aspects.  

You can really jump into many different aspects as an investor.

I don't buy properties that require an HOA and the utilities are always covered by the tenant.So if I have a market that has 3B/@B homes for $100K the 1% figure I like to apply only tells me that the rent needs to be around $1000/month.When I find properties that fit that criterium, all the other important aspects start coming into play, but all the properties that don't meet the 1% are out.These other criteria include things like the quality of the schools, the distance to restaurants and shopping, the crime rate in the area, the stability of tenants, meaning how long are typical lease agreement.

We have experience with rehabbing/remodeling our personal homes, and are looking to push that aspect of our real estate careers into overdrive, in an effort to build income streams for the future.

I'm interested in all aspects of real estate but currently focused on wholesale and mobile home deals.

@Lynne Jacob pointed out some of the finer points regarding this. 

I am new to real estate and would like to learn about any aspects of it.

I need an attorney that can help with closings but that's also open to help with legal aspects of owning a company of this type.

recently, a fellow investor and I were discussing the most difficult aspect of wholesaling.

One of the really appealing aspects of this deal was that it is a duplex with two groups of the same family living side by side.