I suppose that is a downfall of me wanting to be a developer but i feel much more comfortable/confident being in the driver seat with the project, even if the ROI doesn’t make sense saving the 4%.

If you're potentially affected, you'll be glad you have your real estate ventures as a fallback.)I happened to have used engineering as my primary driver, but there are several types of engineers (mechanical engineers design weapons, for example, while civil engineers design targets).

We are truck drivers and are never really home.

Im a truck driver can anyone point me to some information on how i can start real estate investing until i can transition full time im only home once a month for 3 days.

I watched some videos made by RE lawyers online, and noticed that go with a bad lawyer can cost me money while not delivering result (e.g. property can still be found i.e. not really anonymous,or too many LLCs cost too much to maintain).

I can deliver your 10%.

Insurance of course is liability protection, generally someone gets up to $1 million per instance, $1 million sounds like a lot, but I know a truck driver who got his foot ran over by another truck and was awarded $1.5 million. 

I've attended multiple and feel very comfortable with the information/knowledge they've delivered.

But, if you feel like cash-flow is a higher priority for you (which typically is not primary driver of returns on an investment anyway, but that's a different topic), then you would need to expand the radius of your search!

You are in the driver's seat.