I have identified the following people I need to have in place before I pull the trigger on a BRRRR opportunity 1.

But I never acted because I didn't have the money, knowledge or confidence to pull the trigger. 

When the money dries up, they'll abandon your property and leave you with a bill.If your property is capable of producing a greater return as a corporate rental or short-term rental, I recommend you educate yourself on how to do that and then do it yourself.

I am looking for my next real estate investments.I have been doing fix-n-flips for the past 5 years or so, but that market seems to have dried up.

I have experience with dry way and paint as well as kitchen remodeling which seemed to be the priciest when talking to the contractor.That being said, would the Arv be affected due to minimizing labor and material cost?

Dry wall finishes with the right paint to hold up with the humidify of a bathroom 

I’m having a bit of paralysis when it comes to actually pulling the trigger on any deals.

So I appreciate your perspective here as I make a decision..And the reason I wanted to transfer it to an LLC now instead of after the 1031 is complete is mainly precautionary, because I have approval from my lender now to complete the transfer, whereas I'm not sure if my future lender for the replacement property will allow it and decide to trigger the due on sale.

Does quit claim deed into an LLC trigger any title tax?

The problem if you quit claim the property from you to the LLC you may trigger the "due on sale" clause of the mortgage.