They think news of a bad deal will kill their business model.  

In it he talks about finding a successful model to follow.

I know a few contractors/specialty trades I can hire out where expertise is needed.  

My lender knows what I do very well, so he understood the model and where I was coming from.

I am a strong supporter of cash flow style investing over the appreciation style models.

I didn't plan on having all of the guidance and advice given to me anyhow, as I figured I would be self-teaching a lot of this stuff to myself in an effort to model what it is that I am trying to do.With that said, if there are any brokers/investors in the BP community who are successfully doing what it is that I am trying to do, what advice would you give yourself when you first started?

In my area of expertise there is a huge difference between duplex to quad listing prices and sold prices. 

My commute to work gives me about an hour plus to listen to BP podcasts...which is great because when I get home I have three babies and wife that are pulling for my time.My plan is to finish the Millionaire Real Estate Investor and read the BP Beginners Guide which I just downloaded (@Dmitriy Fomichenko thanks) to start developing a model.  

@Ryan Naylor that model sounds inherently efficient if you're providing three services in one fee for an owner or PM.

The agreement will be for the purchase of either a tiny house or park model.