Also open to any contractor referrals.

I’ve been working as an independent contractor physician since Nov 2015 and had two years of income tax returns and had to submit recent pay stubs and bank account statements to qualify for the FHA loan.  

I currently enjoy my W2 day job so I have no need for cash flow now, but still like investing in real estate for future financial security and potential early retirement. 

Once you are happy with the tenants and upgraded the units you lock them in for 12 month contract.  or

My question is, would it be valuable for an experienced flipper/rehabber to partner with someone who holds a RE and a Gen Contractor license but has limited funds?

When establishing your core 4 ( agent / lender / contractor / mgmt co. ) how large of an area can they cover before their expertise becomes diluted?

Should I ask a contractor or an inspector?

A little about me I’m an architect and general contractor and own a very small design/build firm.

Also, in the event that the property needs work, I have an approved and experienced contractor if I need the 203k rehab loan option. 

If you did 203k you could get rehab but again that's new set of challenges to deal w/ the contractor and scope of work.