Keep in mind when you're hiring a GC you're  hiring him for his management skills as well as his team of professionals he has acquired and built over the years.

Depends on market, but sometimes a JV like this works well.Hotels and large scale commercial, of course, but I'm limited in that area.Open to teaming up with anyone that wants to explore international investors or lenders.

I'm a new investor, my is Onzis Woods I'm to make deals wholesaling, fix and flip and looking to build team as working in north west suburbs 

I have a good team in place but they are not used to rehabbing entire homes and a little slower than I would like, also they can only do one property at a time.  

From what I understand, Memphis has very great areas and very bad areas.It's good practice for an out of state investor to build a local team or partner with a seasoned investor in the area.

I want to share that success starts with a firm foundation and a great team.

I have a good team in place but they are not used to rehabbing entire homes and a little slower than I would like, also they can only do one property at a time.

You can look for another real estate investor to team up with to help you close your first deal. go to the st Louis real estate investor meetups to learn more. network with real estate agents and investors and appraisers to learn more also.

This means you should consider door-knocking and becoming comfortable with the rejection.Be open to assistant positions and working on a team.

On the investment side I think a new agent is less likely to be rigid and is open to creative methods and as a commercial mortgage banker I think that they may still be building their team and are open to working with new people.