I'm assuming this mostly depends on the quality of the GC and his communication skills etc. 

USICS together with the department of labor (DOL) require your employer to provide evidence that you possess a certain set of skill and that the employer has tried but cannot find a suitable local candidate.The H1B visa allows you to work (earned income) for your employer only.

It doesn’t matter if they charged me 20% or 40%,I am still picking up the slack where their skills end.

Just like everything else in life, get started, keep honing those skills (i.e. keep reading, keep learning, keep attending the meetups) and watch yourself get better and better witch each property you buy.I hope this helps and good luck on your real estate journey!

I'm done rental comps through Zillow, FB Marketplace and here on BP and it seems we could get between $1900-2500 for our SFH so we thought we would start on the high end and see what happens.I can't find the KPI test online but I've done the MBTI (on the Shorewest site) and the DISC personality quizzes and I feel encouraged that my skills and personality will be a good fit but of course also very curious to give it a try and see how I do in the long run, maybe I will be exposed to other roles that would fit as well.

There are also a variety of skills that contribute to the development of a project.

Each scenario requires different skill sets and partners. 

Also, one of the universities is adding a medical school to one of the hospitals here, it is due to open next spring if I am not mistaken.

There is a lot of tech and manufacturing growth to complement the hospitality and medical industry here.

However, if you are not confident with your management skills, you can always hire property management.For your scenario, you rent out to 3 tenants (each tenants on each rooms) and they will just have to share the bathrooms.