But if you were a Pharmaceutical salesperson for diabetes related drugs and now, you’re a Pharmaceutical Sales rep for a skin disorders medication I can argue that you're in the same field.

.- I would have a full-time VA, and field manager to assist with all project management - so that I could technically not need to Manage flips or renovations if I didn't want to.- I would personally manage the business operations, and oversee Project Management for all flips and renovations.- I would have strong relationships with 2-3 sub contractors in each trade in my market who I serve well, and who are excited to work with me.- I would have a rental portfolio that never dropped below 25 doors or $65k of net cashflow yearly- I would flip a minimum of 15 properties per year- I would consistently earn more a gross income over $250k per year from all real estate investments active & passive.If you are actually asking what would I do differently if investing were easy..

A part-time manager is just supposed to be your eyes and ears in the field.

We are considered a beachfront resort area on the east side of the county, with the west side of the county consisting of mostly farm fields.

I work with a contractor that has over 25 years in the field.

It would be time for the agent to earn their commission by helping all to navigate this mine field.

Just wanted to say thank you to the Bigger Pockets community for fielding questions that we had and being a supportive group! 

The Power of Real Estate and buying buildings for no money down: In 2008 my father did a construction project at 277 Gratiot, Detroit for a man who owned 6 buildings in Detroit's Harmonie Park near Ford Field, Greektown, and Comerica Park.

Any of you have any experience in this field?

@Nicholas Field that's one of our options...to just keep researching and saving until we can get the money for our own property and get started.