I feel this strategy will work best for me since I can continue to recycle my initial working capital over and over again which will allow me to scale quicker.The end goal is to have a large cash flowing portfolio which I'm prepared to work full-time at to ensure that I succeed.

Our goal is to close on a park within 12 months.

My goal is to close a minimum of another 5 deals in 2018.

Depending on your goals, you can go one of two ways.

well you say lender  .. so that infers he is going to make a real estate loan to you if that's the case super simple.. your in an attorney state simply go to a real estate closing firm.tell them the terms they will prepare the note and mortgage.. along with settlement statement when you have a deal to fund.. that's about it.. not very complicated ..the fella from WA who responded I think is talking more about JV type deals and set ups other than a simple one off loan on a particular property you intend to buy rehab and resell. which is what I am assuming is your goal.

I've read various posts about what type of professionals to hire and gone through some courses on BP.If you know of a course/post that answers this question please refer it here.My goals are to wholesale properties I can't rehab, flip, and BRRR using private mortgage lenders in various states across the country.

Of course we all want an agent who is responsive, knowledgeable about the homebuying process, and is pleasant to work with, but if they don't understand your goals as an investor... none of that matters.Ideally, you'd find someone who specializes in the investor "niche" and analyzes multiple deals per week for other clients so they'll have plenty of know-how to help you find a killer deal. 

Congrats on the investment property goal Steve Kim - there’s certainly a ton of useful info on this blog to help educate you and give you the blueprint for employing the BRRRR strategy.

My goal is to acquire more MF properties with it and fully replace my W2 income by 40 (8 years away).

There isn’t a good answer to this without more information about the investor’s free time available to manage/improve property, current inventory of skills and abilities, risk tolerance, end goal, and time horizon.