I also worked on a real estate investment team where we have closed just over 20 wholesales this year, purchased 18 units this year and done a couple agent transactions here and there.

It can be more difficult to sell to an owner and you have to have a RMLO (residential mortgage loan originator) on your team to stay in compliance with Dodd-Frank Act.  

With your team's background in construction and interior work, I would say you should look into flipping and if a deal comes along that you don't have the bandwidth for, you have the ability to wholesale it with a good estimate on rehab/renovation costs.There should be an informal BP Meet-Up soon that I would recommend attending, they are a great way to network with other investors in a low-pressure atmosphere.

Welcome to the team @Flor Guevarra!

Focus in an area you know well, or one that a trusted team member knows well.  

I am on the support team at BiggerPockets.

I have been teaching Real Estate on and off for several years.  I teach creative       ways to buy and sell property.  I am an expert in Contract law and Real Estate law.I live in Phoenix, and plan to live out my life...

Many investors in your area actually team up and invest in other markets throughout the country where the returns are so much better.

@Alexander Forrester, you will need a "boots on the ground" TEAM who you trust.

Luckily, the post said "we are looking for a highly-motivated and organized individual with interest in real estate to join our team!