Also, im of the opinion that I won't be able to control the project cost and timelines.Please, does anyone have a suggestion on how to tie my project management skills with my lack of construction experience?

I believe you need to brush up on your reading comprehension skills.

Regardless of the amount of revenue you generated personally it wasn't your actual site doing the work, it was you & your skilled service.. it seems like its been an awesome lead source but the traffic wasn't monetized so the actual site is probably only worth 400-500 to someone else.

I hold that very TIPS fund, that plus metals funds (PSLV, CEF: they hold actual metals, stay away from GLD,SLV), Plus DBA (global food shortage play), plus REMX (rare earth play) are the make ups of a very defensive, diversified portfolio that holds some risk but IMHO less than equity funds which we've all witnessed in the past 2yrs.

I don't know if its my lack of searching skills or if that info isn't available.

I think where is best to begin is to evaluate yourself first, you knowledge base and skills capabilaties.

It sucks, but is a necessary step given the lack of computational skills from agents, investors, and other sellers, out there.

However, the rental market is also very strong and there is a big time shortage for single family rentals especially with the flood.

., and there are not many who are skilled at working with investor structured closings, not good ones.

A GOOD contractor will ALWAYS have material discounts you could never ever get, reguardless of negotiation skills.