I recently went through that exercise to determine whether I should be subbing out more work (I should!).

It seems to me there are 5 basic roles you would ideally have covered to get started,  especially if doing a full-blown BRRRR.  1)   Real estate agent, 2) attorney, 3) contractor,  4) short-term funding source (cash/bank/hard money/HELOC, etc.),  and long-term refi source.To me this is what makes the real estate  Investing barriers so high.  

I understand the frustration of not being able to see properties listed, however, if the agent gets the price the client wants without having to go through the exercise of listing it on the market, that agent is doing their job well.

Your only role is to provide capital (aka your investment funds) to purchase the property. 

All the exercises are the same there is no secret in getting fit. 

The role you're describing is an asset manager.

Having the LLC plays little to no role in coming to a settlement before a trial.Attorneys don't look to see if you have an LLC, they look to see if you have assets.

Account ClosedI think tiny homes will play a huge role in the future.

He then immediately bought another foreclosure we grabbed & we hold the note.Good luck it's a great exercise in patience & wisdom...

After 4 years in that role, I moved from Israel to Boston (got my MBA degree at MIT) and started investing in real estate.