The larger properties most investors will want to use a highly skilled and seasoned broker or agent for a purchase they are putting a lot of money down on. 

That's great that you are experienced in construction, just keep in mind that you will make way more money using that skill set in the evaluation and management of the rehab, than swinging the hammer yourself.Best of luck.

Hello Ezra, Sounds like you definitely have the construction skills to manage the construction of the houses.

I had run a property management company in Western PA for about a year and had gotten to know the basics of the rental business, and more importantly, met some very skilled tradesmen.  

He has the knowledge and skills to tackle any construction or renovation project.

Flipping is "jumping in to the deep end" for sure and I like your comments about deep pockets, financial acumen and management skills.

I'm a commercial general contractor by profession and I'm looking to employ my skills and expertise in the fix/flip market.

When I started I used my clerical skills to assist a broker so that I could have income on the side before I started closing deals. 

I don't know if it's my market or my skills at finding properties.

I should say no repair needed at this time,have tenants paying as they should.And yeah négociation skills , sure but sometimes without motivation, there is not much you can do and it might be the case here.