I'm in the early stages of developing my single family home into a multi-family condominium building here in Los Angeles.I've created a nice pitch for potential investors, but I don't have the skills or experience necessary to create an accurate pro forma for my project.Is anyone familiar with a company that helps in the creation of these, or is there someone here in the forums that'd assist in creating one for me, for a fee? 

@Crystal SipinAs @Doug Pretorius demonstrated above, the skill you want to develop is not creative financing, but creative problem solving.  

Thanks to my carpenter dad and current job, I'm skilled with basic construction and plumbing, so I have been keeping this house up to par.

But, that being said, state of the art Hospital Facilities facilities matched with the Indiana University Health System could bring a lot more people into the area.

So to find someone to do this, they'd have to have good time management skills, good project management skills, be a people person, and be organized.

However your about twenty times more likely to get a hole in one at Augusta then stumble across an agent with that skill level and integrity. 

I agree, this guy is way ahead of me skill wise. 

Yes, it takes skill to have an owner take a note for part of their equity, you must be the expert in the room, but not so much that you scare them.

I pulled off a toilet with no plumbing skills or idea how to reset it.

In order to be a skilled wholesaler, you need to be able to find deals with a lot of equity, determine ARV and repair costs correctly, good marketing and interpersonal skills (you talk over the phone to motivated sellers) etc.