I can't sit around and assemble the puzzle all of the time.

Does anyone have recommendations for the "boots on the ground" team that I need to assemble?  

Hi, fellow STR investorsAs there are many small projects on maintaining short-term properties, I wonder how you all pay your handymen on these projects, such as assembling furnitures, fixing a drawer, etc..I am trying to estimate the number of hours required to finish the task and pay them by hours ($30/h in Georgia).

you have to have the abundance mindset and to help people first and not you need to make money first.I'd recommend investing in a 2-4 unit with an FHA, live in one unit and rent the others, get cash flow and save up and use minimum financing 3-5% on good cash flowing rentals that are very similar so you can take one expense/blueprint and reapply it almost like a assembly line.

Some build the walls, roof trusses and other major components inside, then ship them to the job site for assembly.

All the furniture items can be shipped to the property and you may need to hire friends or college kids to assemble furniture or meet the delivery people (that takes the most time) If you took some time and got the major pieces in place, a friend with the "decorating gene" could fill in with reasonably priced decor from my favorite stores TJ  Maxx or Homegoods with a modest budget. 

Assemble ten people, each with $5,000 to $10,000, to create a $50,000 to $100,000 kitty!

Is their job putting together vehicles on an assembly line so incredibly difficult? 

We intend to offer the whole solution and not pieces that need to be assembled by sponsors that are already time-starved.  

They are built to the same construction standards and codes as a site built home, shipped out in pieces and assembled on site on your raised foundation that you've built while the home was being built in a factory.