We do love the building As-Is.

You can find some meetups on the Neighborhood Building Owner's Alliance website. 

You are definitely on the right track with looking to build the team so you can continue to grow. 

So, in other words, do the same kind of hustle as a wholesaler, find those off market deals, build up a buyers list, and sling some houses for commission fees.

In a market where it is increasingly difficult to buy real estate, where expenses are going up, and rents are trending flat or downward, what drives you to keep investing in income properties?

Purchase price: $685,000 Cash invested: $250,000 This was a cash cow deal made up of an old converted schoolhouse with two other buildings along side it.

If I can get from point A (drawing up plans) to point B (finishing the build and renting the cabin as an STR) I know that this thing will be a cash producing monster with a fantastic ROI.

They may even work with FA's or CFP's to build the team you need for this transition of retirement assets.

Property management is difficult and if the manager discounts, they will not be able to keep talented staff and you will end up with a cheap manager who can not properly service your property. 

To me, it would seem difficult to sustain yourself in a sales position with this approach.