Granted, there's a lot of overlap and complimentary skill sets, but I'd say my first deal took only about 10 hours of work per week max.  

I have learned more at my local $20 REI meetings, eBooks and networking with people than anything a $500 3-day crunch course could ever teach me.

I wrote an E book on the do's and don'ts of buying out of state through TURN key dudes.. 

It ultimately evolved into two houses but my effort failed as you might have guessed and I have actually written an ebook about my experience.

Based on that core product, Coliving companies offer other integrated services which are complimentary.

If you don't have the basics of a wholesale deal down, my suggestoin would be to listen to Sean Terry's podcast and download his e-book at flip2freedom.com (ok so I'm biased)Next, read the book Think and Grow Rich and follow it to the letter.

We have 2 ebooks you can download, both available from this page - http://www.biggerpockets.com/toolkit.

I am a fan of finding partners that have complimentary skills to your own.

You can also go to my website and download a free eBook under the Thought Leadership tab to see if this resonates with you and check out some of the podcast interviews on raising capital there.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/30...Wish you the best and reach out if you have any questions.  

My opinion would be to have a base colour overall and use a complimentary or contrasting colour to highlight trim (adding some trim - Jim might have some ideas on where and what - will definitively give your building more presence.The entrance looks quite flimsy and cheap so could probably do with some beefing up of the supports to become more welcoming.