They can find a contractor when you need one, see the vision for the project, control timelines and budgets like a COO, communicate clearly and effectively with either side of a transaction, and always have "a guy" when you need one.

They may actually get their ask from someone who has bigger vision of value adds than we have (the zoning provides some potential opportunities but is beyond our expertise). 

The ceiling really defies the vision of course.  

The vision of the Training Cafe was to offer affordable, real life education provided by a co-op of all types of local investors.

He didn't get there by setting a goal, putting on a vision board and just looking at it everyday.

Take a year off and then revisit your vision

Showing her your vision of this investment.

Some of these markets mesh perfectly with your vision and how you invest.

I just ordered the David Green's book and also a book called Vivid Vision which I heard from Brendon Turner's podcast last Thursday. 

There will be many difficult moments ahead in whatever career path you decide to pursue so it's important to get clear on your vision so you can battle through the obstacles you'll invitably face.