A mentor is your best bet; or just focus on finding someone who needs your help (as in a potential seller in distress). 

If you're doing something major like moving walls, adding a deck, or doing extensive electrical, I'd get a permit and ask for help from a licensed, experienced contractor. 2) Look in the Education section for business plans. 3) I'm not sure about the transfer piece but I bet you can find your answer in the forums.

I bet your second description describes more of us than would like to admit it :)

@Donell Cummings  Meeting them in person is probably the best bet.  

I think my best bet world be do this in a phased approach.

I think your best bet is to wait and see what transpires.   

It really depends on the type of contractors you're looking for and where those types of contractors tend to shop.I'm guessing it depends on the size of the area, but all the building suppliers are good bets where I am.  

I went from nothing to $10k cashflow in 2 years, I bet I can go from $10k to $40k in the next 3 or 4!

SFR might be your best bet.

And I'll bet he's willing to talk personally with you also.