My solution has been to send a series targeted letters to high equity, high-shot leads, in sequence with each letter having a single theme and unique selling proposition.This can be followed up with a phone call inquiring if my letter was received and if I can be of further help. 

I feel that all tasks could be delegated out easily with the money coming in, and that the ease of owning it would increase greatly therefore driving demand up and your return down.

The moment you do something, pay a bill or complete a task, it is done and you get to choose to do something different in the next moment.Energy flows where attention goes.  

@Danita AlefaioIf you are new to investing, you should read a little more on this site to find answers to initial questions; participate in scheduled webinars here, look for podcasts on YouTube; and continue to ask questions here.I am certain that you will see that you do not need to start with a business plan; but rather, written goals, why you want to invest in real estate, what property type you would like to start with, what price point, exit strategies, and how much profit do you want to make on each deal.When you are able to complete the tasks in paragraph #2, you will magically be ready to start.

***The second reason is your "ace in the hole".Not a pleasant task but neither is the situation.

No business plan for my future acquisitions since each opportunity is so unique that it blows all my estimates and assumptions out of the water.

It's a unique property for the area with lake access but also on a busy road.

These properties are being offered as a portfolio or on an individual basis, allowing an investor to startegically acquire select assets or gain economics of scale with a portfolio purchase.All assets in the portfolio are uniquely positioned for interior unit upgrades to significantly increase rents and generate high returns.They have undergone 5.7m and 4.7m in recent capital improvements, respectively.

Overall, I agree with what everyone is saying - you can't do it all.My advice would be to find the part that you are really good at and love, and off-load the other tasks to others.

All that said, it could make sense for your C-Corp to invest its profits into real estate, however that's typically a unique scenario and beside the norm.