I am at the point now where I am trying to assemble my team.  

The Grotes do a good job: https://www.ibuyaustinhouses.com/So do signature home buyers: http://www.signaturehomebuyers.com/sell-a-home/ The website is a formula that has to be assembled...there are a million of these sites out there...you just have to get firm on the elements you want to incorporate.

The difference between the two: modular are also known as 'ship flat' (and assembled from panels/modules on site) , manufactured as shipped 3D or such, in one piece.

@Josh Miller I am interested in that market and assembling a team as well.

If he decides to pivot and divert his portfolio to the Midwest he will have to do some homework to assemble a good team as part of the proper due diligence process. 

@Trevor Bingham If you do decide to invest outside your market, just take your time and assemble your team.

So if you work for them assembling the land for commission etc. they might have a 50k a year annual draw and then take a big chunk of your commission when it closes.So you can make 6 figures annually but when you see how much money they take eventually you venture out onto your own.

I get my cabinets (Ready To Assemble, all plywood boxes) and my prefab granite countertops (9') from the same supplier.

They come broken down you have to assemble but they're supposed to be good quality and at least a 3rd less then the stores.

Perhaps I go about assembling a team of investors who would buy the house and fix it up for rental (or resale)?