I've done a few of what is referred to on BP as house hacks over the last 5 years - thanks for uniquely coining my personal approach to real estate thus far.

When it comes to double blind closings or more unique wholesales, you may want to go with lawyer Jeff Breglio @ bregliolaw.com.

Hey Aaron, That sounds like some pretty unique experiences.

From there, we will be looking to expand and delegate tasks out to VA (virtual assistants), employees or partners.Let me know what you think, tips, advice, red flags, etc.  

I love construction and the idea of creating something unique and beautiful.

If I have invested in myself to learn how to perform a task faster than my competition, I'm fine sharing part of that with my customer in the form of a more competitive quote, but I need some ROI too.As a contractor, I don't like hourly rates.

Most of this business is about being comfortable making decisions and having the correct questions answered which are unique to each house typically.Read these forums for the next month...then find yourself a "deal" that has 25%+ equity.   

I do some real estate development consulting here in the area, and have prepared zoning verification for commercial deals, so I have a unique perspective on it all.

One thing you will learn in this business is ACTION and consistent follow up is the purest way to a commission check.There are many tasks which beg for your attention daily.

Not so much.... unless you're exceptionally good at multi-tasking and can negotiate with buyers / sellers / investors, etc. while doing demo, framing out walls, putting up drywall, painting, etc.You should also consider your own skills, licensure, etc. versus professionals in the skilled trades and other occupations (attorneys, accountants, property managers, etc.).My $0.02...