Have you thought about how to scale that up?

I came across a deal knocking doors on the pre-foreclosure list, and in negotiations with the seller, she wants enough money to pay off all her debts from the sale of her manufactured home.

I settled on two contractors one who  was detailed neat but not too fast The other who was fast and reasonable but not detailed and left a little to be desired.One of the first things that I learned about doing such large scale renovations is that it seems to be better to pay for the various jobs separately.

Series work well for larger commercial investors where each series controls one multi-million dollar investment so the scale of the investor's operation supports the ongoing administrative expense of maintaining a series LLC, but the same is not true for the smaller investor.  

Why not take some of that money and look into a passive opportunity w/scale in that of large MF apartments.  

This is a variable you can control, you cannot control motivation. 2) My time is worth more than $17/hr, which is why its outsourced and managed with the option to scale.3) We've invested a lot of money into branding.

I need to find large-scale fix and flip investors involved in completing the most transactions in my area.

For people who do not want to spend all of their time managing and fixing their rental properties and/or plan to scale beyond what one person could possibly manage there are alternatives out there.

My experience is on a small scale in which I leased properties that I owned.

It's just trying to leverage economies of scale and have one person to reach out to when I need to add new insurance, advise me, etc.