Why not buying a 3-4 unit property In LA incorporating FHA loan with 3.5% down?

Just to be clear, this question is not because I'm trying to save money or cut corners; instead, I'm trying to build a successful flipping business and incorporate the best practices early on.Another thing I don't understand is what additional value an inspector adds if your general contractor, who also looks at the property, is very experienced?

We also have a good friend who owns a concrete company that we could incorporate into our business if need be. 

I do have a cousin that I could incorporate to facilitate communication to me (possible property management role) and liaison for the contractor on the updates.

@Dazrell Fleming, how are you incorporated?

You presented a scenario in which Property A is seemingly in a "strong" RE market/environment and given the cap rate of 4% I can only assume its a coastal port city or CBD of a major market. 4% is a crazy low cap rate.

I believe in researching and thoroughly looking over every inch of detail that I plan to incorporate within a project.

And this is the reality pretty much at every rung of the ladder, in corporate america, academia, or in  government.

I just moved to Colorado and have not yet begun looking for a professional job (I am a CPA who has worked in Corporate Tax for the last 10 years after 3 years in public accounting).

I will tell you that you need to invest in corporations and your business so you can make enough money in that so you can quit your job and replace the money that will replace your income you make from your boss's company.