The list doesnt tell me the executor (administrator) information.

Check out the Small Business Administration, score.org and bplans.com.

I can offer much administrative support as this is where a lot of my work experience lies  as well as some handy work.

On one hand we have a full fledged active company that requires employees in the following departments; marketing, sales, maintenance, HR, property management, administration & customer service.

@Cassidy Hamilton Another place to look is the Small Business Administration and the military Boots to Business workshop.

Some TPA’s ( third party administrators) have paperwork processes that take more time than other TPAs.

@Dan Roma - I'm not familiar with the rules in Texas, but up here in NY I would call the Executor/ Administrator of the Estate (s) or their attorney and find out more.

I've heard people refer to the return on T-bills as the risk free rate, but even that's contingent on the government remaining solvent :)There's no way I'd go through the trouble of operating income properties for a 10% return either.. and I'd like to assume most others wouldn't either.. although seeing some of the price to rent ratios for recent sales around the nicer suburbs in my area makes me question that assumption sometimes...All in all the thrust of the argument was that a reasonably competent investor should not have much trouble securing, at the very minimum, a 10% return on their capital without taking on excessive risk or administrative burden. 

Here's the biggest needs & what most people are looking for generally speaking:1) Deals2) Private $3) Sponsors/Key principals to go on a loan4) Help underwriting5) Help with research, making phone calls, administrative tasks, etc.So that said- like @Todd Dexheimer mentioned, what is your skill set?  

Larry kudlow was in the Reagan administration.