Brent Coombs hmmmm... a lot of reasons why I wouldn't want to tackle this one myself.

I would like to start wholesaling to get my deal finding strategy on point before I go and tackle my first flip.

@Dean Letfus I'm definitely wanting to tackle a more buy and hold approach.

What would you tackle on your own vs hiring a pro on?

I think every real estate investor wants to be a full time guy because this is very enjoyable, there are lot of pros to being full time, here are some of the cons you should address 1) Finding the deals - As long as you are a passive investor if the math works even a 100$ cash flow a month is okay on the side, you can buy your properties from MLS but when u are a full time investor you need a lot more cash flow and lot better deals.2) Sourcing Finance - Banks look for W2s when you ask for money, you should be lot more creative and risky as a full time professional to source funding.3) Market Cycle and Current Market - Markets will cycle and as much as I know most areas are turning into sellers market with low supplies, how do you tackle that?

My question is is this a terrible deal to get involved in mold is it too big of a problems to tackle? 

Now all of them own houses and aren't afraid to tackle both the big and small projects. 

I have yet to use the bill pay portion, but we will tackle that soon.  

You could tackle it in stages.

Not going to be a fun day .I am lucky to a degree , I have the skills , knowledge and equipment to tackle just about all my own repairs .