Maybe, you could help with insurance for the business, but my guess is that most real estate agents are independent contractors and do not have large businesses.

I personally don't have an acquisition manager but I've spoken to someone who did and was also doing large volume.

The only experience I have is in renting properties here and there but would like to get focused and scale to create passive income. 

I’ll PM you for sure.As an update, one thing we realized is that a HELOC on the property to be flipped (appraised for $85k) would essentially destroy our credit (large loan for a short period, closing out a line of credit after a short period).  

My experience with Pin Point Profits, after calling over 1000 names in the Florida market about several months ago while I as actively doing wholesaling; is on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being horrible and 10 being great); I would have to give Pin Point Profits a 2.Now my experience does NOT mean you will have the same experience. 

@Minh NguyenOn Day 5, did you have any large men approach the tenant's relatives, neighbors, and friends and ask them courteously if they could talk to the tenant about the advisability of moving out quickly?

I will give you a hint that no Midwest city is above the 3 large coastal so Cal cities according to Core Logic. 

@Dan Oxman you are not the only person to initially think cash could be invested and give rise to tax benefits, it is a common misconception.I have confirmed this with OZ leaders in our firm as well as a few OZ syndicators and the OZ lead at a large Big 4 firm.

For instance, a place with an $800-1200 rent can and often does cash flow way more than a place with an $1800 rent because you're likely paying way more for the $1800/mo property.That being said, forcing appreciation is great because then you're creating equity you can use to scale up.

MFH offers so much more from the economy of scale perspective and you can achieve the desired results faster and easier too.