It takes about 6 weeks without hiccups. 1) 7 day notice to tenant 2) Notice filed with court 3) Court date set approx 2-3 weeks out depending on filing date and Landlord/Tenant Court dates 4) Judgement entered for plaintiff which provides another 7-14 days (depends on judge and case) to pay 5) If no payment writ issued 6) Sheriff Deputy schedules removal of tenant belongings with plaintiff.This is best case scenario.

I plan on working on the properties alongside the contractor, learning the business "hands on".

Is there a hiccup in between I should watch out for or should be aware of? 

Over time, this results in a premium over what they would have paid as a dividend.If you lay a maximum over-funded whole life illustration alongside a maximum over-funded IUL illustration, they will be virtually identical for the life of the policy.

Where I found starting off what very key to my success was working along side active investors in your area.

I've noticed some appealing deals through wholesalers, which requires cash/hard money only, which is why I'm keeping that as an option alongside exploring MLS listings with a traditional loan.

Currently, I am working along side with a great friend of mine who is helping me research and encouraging me along the way.

I'm referring to the ability to be on title alongside his LLCCameron

This one also is unique in that the managers of the platform continue to hold a large equity stake in the portfolios, and make their money alongside me the investor instead of from me at the point of sale (unlike say a turnkey operator).  

Happy to provide an opportunity for you to learn alongside with me.