Are you self managing or outsourcing for management?

On top of that - you're simply creating a new job for yourself when it comes to rehabbing, managing, generating leads, analyzing deals, making offers etc - so now you have to scale and outsource responsibility.

I like to outsource that to a local expert.I call/interview property mangement companies in a city that I like and ask them to refer me to a real estate broker who works with investors.  

I outsourced many different local vendors and received 2-3 quotes for each piece of work.

Had our hosting dead for a full week because they outsourced hosting which went off for whatever reason and and he had to depend on them to respond to a ticket.

Ultimately I just raised rents and got better with outsourcing the maintenance in a cost effective way (wasn't doing that very well before).

Secondly is to outsource everything to a professional so you are basically acting as the developer/project manager.

On an annual basis, the administration is mostly meeting minutes, resolutions, and annual filing of your 990, most of which can be outsourced depending on your budget.

That way, you’re not scrambling to find buyers after getting a house under contract.Delegate Low-Impact Tasks: Anything that doesn’t directly contribute to getting deals closed (like research or lead scrubbing) can be outsourced, freeing you up for high-value activities like negotiations.Is it Worth the Time?

So, they outsource their time to property managers, contractors, and advisors.