They are a great team (FMHA dot org)  *Disclosure - I used to be a board member, so I am biased.

I second @Michael Jobeabout speaking at team meetings.  

The other time I heard someone say something that made me a bit wary was over a year ago when our team was in Vegas for vacation and one of the crew members said that my boss bragged about how much money he made off me.

____________________________________Let’s keep it simple in NC,buy on a wrap or sub 2 and own it, then do a lease and ROFR, get the renter qualified for a mortgageHave your lawyer study the statute @Chris Martin quotesSee if entering into a lease option then assigning i if possible.If you are licensed and have full disclosure to buyers and sellers, that’s what this business is all about.One of my colleagues , a real estate lawyer, created a lease and contract for option to purchase, you pay the lease then get the option when the lease has completed.There can be a lease and delayed sale and purchase with a down payment of say 3 percent could be financed over 24 months, this buyer is a financed sale and needs a RMLO to underwrite the buyer.Your seller financing team should be your real estate contract lawyer and your RMLO.

Nearly all the flippers I know act as GC on their deals or have built a team over years that can run with just a project manager.

Of course I have a well established team in place in my Yakima office.  

He couldn't make it as neat and tidy as one of the installs his team usually does because he was trying to keep things affordable, which meant bending and moving the current pipe rather than just installing new.  

When you feel you know what you need to invest in a whatever segment of REI you decide you can start to assemble you team and analyzing the market you want to enter. 

Figure out a great strategy, area, build your network and team.  

no, just build your team with people in  georgia to help you go to georgia to learn the market good luck @Jonathan Stanley