That's a pretty broad scope, so you'll want someone who can do a fair amount of stuff or you'll want to trade each specialty out.

I'm trying to refine my deal analysis skill through trial and error and one problem I'm running into that is effecting my profit is when to decide if I'm going to be paying for water, power, and garbage?

But building a profitable portfolio turnkey or otherwise requires financial.and analytical.amd management skills that not everyone has.

They need to be motivated to do business with you in order to trade some of their equity for speed and convenience.Good luck!

Most off market stuff is traded via wholesalers who have a limited time to own the contract.

I've worked for 2 publicly traded REITs, and also have been an investor on and off over the years.

This seller might be good but they might not point the phone towards the water mark on the ceiling or such that makes you want to have the roof inspected separately or reveals a plumbing issue you want repaired.Many trades are still working especially on vacant properties during covid-19Finally, follow David Greene's advice from a recent podcast where they are writing contingencies to allow for appraisal's and extra closing time depending on what future measures might restrict key points in your closing process.

That's a skill and a challenge. 

Trading forex right now is a big no no.

Good first project away from home, a restoration that did not need the extensive work and expense of gutting, learned that reliable labor is the biggest challenge in Indianapolis, communication skills are put to test on a project like this, the beauty of an historic home brought back to life is reward itself.