I have a general idea since I have prior management skills however   things were already in place when I arrive but I would like to know how to build my maintenance team from a business perspective.  

We've never sold them for that reason.Another thing most people don't realize, is that owners are typically no where near being ready to sell, especially with any level of distress in the price, that early in the process.

Older people use the term "baller level"???

It's fantastic that you're acquiring all those skills! 

It's worth going if you've never been to one before, but like I said, leave the credit cards at home.Enjoy the pumped up, enthusiastic atmosphere they'll provide, but instead of signing up for a coaching program try a different mission: Collect business cards or contact information for at least 5 people close to you (where it would be convenient for both of you to get together every 2-4 weeks), who are either at your level or one notch above.Then after the event, make it your mission to have coffee/tea/whatever with each of those people, either individually or as a group.

@Andrew Taylor Multi-level has its advantages but also disadvantages.

The numbers I gave you are extremely high level and that's gross income keep in mind. 

If it rises to the level of a trade or business it does.

Secondly you do not have to do that deep a level of analysis, thats the job of your buyer.

That takes a certain level of comfort and experience that I don't think I'm at quite yet.LONG term, I'd like to move into some more interesting investments...commercial, vacation rentals, etc.