For those in the highest tier (or know about it), can you give a general description/example of how the process goes in terms of if you have to fill out a lot of forms in order to invest in properties (and if so approximately how many) and what amount of time you spend a week on your investments?

I know approximately what they will be and budget accordingly. 

Not sure if your $100k estimate was total (in which case it is probably pretty accurate) or remaining (I will have a lot less than $100k remaining if I do not refi and have potential to be near cash neutral in less than a year if desired).  

Typically, banks, funds, and traders will have an expectation or estimate on key economic data releases, often created through sophisticated, complex financial models.

You'll really need to know how to run a rehab, estimate the costs and have a good team of contractors, lenders and other disciplines.

In the Cape Coral market, rents have increased so fast that some estimates are easily 30% under market.

Make sure those cost estimates are baked into penciling out the deal.

If you sell property 1 in the middle of your estimate, September 1st.

Or can we assume an estimate if this is my only "job".Finally, if I had a cleaning company and they have 10 people who clean.

Or the total estimated ivestment?