Platforms like Taskrabbit.com offer skilled professionals who can assist with setup, assembly, and various tasks to get your space ready.Cleaner and handyman are key to keeping things running seamlessly, so it's crucial to have them in place before you begin.

Me and the wife are having a little girl so my plan is to wholesale for the next year to better leverage my time and really develop that one skill in my skill set.

This is a forum of highly skilled investors and very few people on here use a local property management firm, it’s just a waste of money.Of course there are a few property managers on this forum, and they will of course tell you that you must have their services.

Now I want to be an investor myself, so working at a firm with its niche market in working with Investors to help them get their property is a perfect way to continue my work on my skills in sales and marketing while also building a circle with people who I want to be in the future!

Always consult with a qualified professional before making any real estate investment decisions.

Started turning this all around a year ago and would love to use my skills to help myself and others grow their business and build wealth.I’m very skilled and willing to put in work, but I think traditional wholesaling is outdated and incredibly saturated.

I don't feel there is one answer to this question as every property is different and what are your goals, how much time do you have to manage, what are your strengths when it comes to working the trades, people skills, etc as that will help drive towards your super power. 

The house hacks have worked out for me over the years to help lower my cost of living, while building new skills and equity.

If you’re handy which it sounds like you are, and are able to source and negotiate good deals  (which by being a long time local with an existing social network makes that part easier) then these skills will help you save money on rehab costs and by buying right (critical).

If that's the case you need experience, DIY skills, contractor support, and a lot of cash to get it done.Do you have those things?