I would have little to do with the ground work, but to do that I would be putting alot of trust with him. 

If you have a group of five equally talented people, they will obviously be able to do more work than any individual so the benefit of having good wholesalers is that they can cover a LOT more ground than you can by yourself.  

Say if I run an outside electrical, exposed pipes need to be rigid if above ground, and PVC for below, but it doesn't say I cant run them all above ground instead of embedding it on the ground, so I could.

I have hit the ground running and have few potential deals in the works!  

Condos are almost sold out and they haven't even broke ground yet.

I've found a piece of ground (2.6 acres) that is priced very reasonably. 

Hi @AnthonyGreene, I currently have two ground up construction projects here in Philadelphia.

Don't try to hide this from your agent, they have solid grounds to exclude claims if you are VRBO/short term renting.

Please note that the conduct I describe runs afoul of rules of ethics set by the state real estate commission, is grounds for a complaint that can result in disciplinary action, and so on, and so forth, etc., etc.

, it doesn't seem that you have any GROUNDS to file for eviction until they dare past due on the September rent, unless you want to kick them out based on some other lease violation, such as "failure to keep the place in reasonable condition" or "too many occupants" or something which, it sounds )and looks) like you could probably do right away.