Make sure you have all the responsibilities covered, such as someone who is good at asset managing, construction management, finance, and other such skills.

Are you or someone you know a contractor skilled in working on 203k projects?

Wholesale is very hard to find good deals, you have to know how to get ARV, repair costs (difficult it you have no construction experiance) and great negotiations skills to get houses under market value.

And a lot more complexity and use of your time if you're not really well-organized posted by @Jeff Oberts:Are there any items within the home that you'd suggest we provide that may be specific to a lake home? 

I love Real Estate Disruptors by Steve Trang, it's all on wholesaling but he's interviewing some super-successful folks and you'll find so many of them have their businesses very well organized and systemized, which is good to take on board with your own stuff.

I do not care about credit score.What I care about is non-medical / non-student loan related collections, liens, judgments, repossessions, criminal convictions, prior landlord and personal references, time on job, income, communication skills, ability to follow directions, etc... and my tenant screening process focuses on these things.

True or false, the public has an understanding that if you rank#1 organically on google, you MUST be a good site/business.If you have to pay to be there, you are not all that good.

I wish realtors were better at wholesaler skills, like tracking down owners and convincing them to sell.

I held page 1 listings in 50 different cities across the east coast and generated thousands of organic and never heard of anyone spending that kind of money. 

“We’re very bullish on this project,” said Herbison.Vocationally-skilled workers such as machinists, welders and auto assembly laborers will be needed once a manufacturing plant is secured.