This presented a timing issue as well as a logistical issue, as I didn’t want to hold off on moving forward with rehab projects in order to buy this house.The timing appeared to be off as he was interested in selling a few months earlier than I anticipated.

Yes - the logistics are there, you can do any of the sorts but it doesn’t meant anything without knowing the numbers.

Housing shortage, widget and what-not shortages with a wiped-out logistical chain thanks to our existence in a J.I.T. logistical economy that covid-lockdown wiped out stocks of everything.

So logistically, it makes sense as well.

Hire everything out that you possibly can because you don't have time to do working on logistical items, you need to be developing processes.

Business minded side of me says it's unnecessary, but the logistical side of me -- and I guess my previous experience as a tenant and also a homeowner with a smaller bathroom -- thinks that it's worth the trouble, if for not other reason to give tenants a place to keep their things. 

The legal logistics to make that work assuming some investors would want to roll over and others would want to be cashed out, is not something we've tackled yet. 

Also, as a recent local of Columbia, SC I am not familiar with the logistics of pulling permits in this city.

We see many owners fumbling around with the logistics of working in Philly and costing themselves a lot of money because they try to avoid hiring professionals...

I would start with getting knowledge.....reading and listening to podcasts to get the logistics