I have the balance sheet to acquire financing, and I have access to a lot of capital.. so I partner with great operators on the residential side, where they bring the deal, handle project management, & act as boots-on-the-ground, while I bring the money & can offer mentorship/guidance. 

That is all  class D at best, and you would need to have boots on the ground and speak fluent Spanish to have any hope of success.As far as multi-family goes.

I am building my boots on ground team now, so been speaking with agents, contractors, property managers, etc.

I see that your location is Hawaii, I'm guessing the short term rental market is awesome there, so perhaps you could be an in person, boots on the ground for investors on that front.

I am looking into hiring a boots on the ground for real estate as well as a lead manager for follow ups. 

And a full service car wash to boot. 

The boot camps are all fluff and up-sell.

I can say without a doubt that I would have totally taken the wrong deals if I hadn't physically visited the area to get a feel and built a team of professional boots on the ground who weren't afraid to be blunt with me. 

What other boots on the ground can do inspections or meet with contractors?

That doesn't mean there is no value in buying a boot camp.My underlying question is, what's really the value of me paying?