A good real estate attorney can take care of the paperwork, that's maybe 10% of the value you get from a good agent (it could be 50% from a bad agent, the other 50% is opening the door lol).The value a good agent brings comes from experience.

I have 3 total properties and 5 doors, 2 multifamily properties and a single family. 

Are there any studies as to when you should door knock for the greatest success?

that we’ve learned in our 24 years, managing almost 700 doors across the Metro Detroit area, including almost 100 S8 leases.

I've run dozens of calculations on this flip deal.

Removes a door.  

As I mentioned in my original post, this is one of the two main risks you run when buying a property pre-construction when the project isn't fully pre-sold prior to your purchase.On a more general note, 300k is expensive for a 2bed2bath and won't give you the best ROI.

But as a disclaimer, I have been let down by a contractor who was recommended so it is not the end all be all if someone is recommended, but it's a start.The problem is, to get the network up and running and continually doing business: That is finding projects, analyzing projects, offering on projects, securing financing for projects, fixing projects, selling projects. 

My plan when I became a realtor was to buy two doors per year for 10 years.

I’m young and want to build up my number of investment doors in the most efficient way possible and with the lowest downpayment’s possible.