I don't mind being hands on, but at the same time, if I can generate the same growth through him, why spend countless hours learning what he already knows?

I've read many books and watched countless videos on the experiences and challenges of the industry, but always seem to find the same Google answer when trying to get a general idea of what to expect salary-wise the first, second, or third year as an agent.

If you've read any number of books on Real Estate investing advice you undoubtedly have come across the suggestion to focus on one aspect of investing in Real Estate :SFR rentalsBRRRRSFR Flipsvacant land flipsMulti-Family2-45+Mobile Home Parksdevelopmentwholesalingvacation rentalsand countless others..Is there anyone out there who, either on their own or with a group of individuals, has tried to attack numerous investing strategies, simultaneously as a business strategy, based on what ever deal comes across their path?

I understand there are countless ways to make money in real estate.  

One thing I know, is that exposure to these people has given me countless deals and knowledge.

Hey Chris, I don't have a degree in construction management, but I am an architect and have managed contractors, performed countless hours of construction administration, and am passionate to help my fellow investors.

For about a year, I lurked on these forums and listened to countless podcasts that really gave me the confidence to start this journey. 

Ive seen countless examples on Youtube but none first hand.

If you do some more digging on BP you'll find countless threads on wholesaling.

I have watched so many videos, and read countless articles, and researched for way too many hours on topics of business and entrepreneurs and different motivators over the years, and I finally have the drive to take the steps I need to take to and take ACTION towards being able to have the life I want.