Rent is crazy high in price and demand in Traverse City.My finaces: I work as an outside sales rep for a window and door company.

If they don't play by the rules, get them out and use the courts, Constables, and hired help to do it.

He has mentioned that he would like to use his capital %100 and hire me on as Business Developer and essentially pay me a salary with a percentage on each deal.My questions are, What should I limit my duties to?

I'm closed less than 2 weeks ago and I've already hired and fired my first contractor. 

I understand you not wanting to let a project/sponsor onto your portal with a weak project that will most likely fail and tarnish the portal's rep, but the whole point of Title III is to make it easier for startups to access capital.

I'd like to invest in an out-of-state property (since the ROI is attractive) but since I'm working in my full time job I don't have time (=rat race) to go down to see the property, so I had a creative idea to hire wegolook.com to complete a property report with photos and then to double check on him I would hire a local licensed property inspector to go look at the property and then compare them to see if the information match.

You're responsible for your ultimate direction, but I'd be remiss if I didn't present the risks present that the guru reps didn't emphasize.

I suggest checking Florida's HOA laws or hiring a real estate Attorney to help you.   

HUD Consultant hired for the project (only if your rehab cost is above 35k) helps you overlook the contractors work.

If you were to buy more than 4 units I would strongly believe that you should hire a property manager with good experience.