If someone had the knack to fill that role in for me, and wanted to follow through on executing the project I'd take them up on that. 

Our team member who usually fills the GC role was unexpectedly hospitalized, and with him off-site, the job took about a week longer than it should have. 

Even playing the HML role requires some work.

I've tried reading the law, and I'm no lawyer... the jargon goes over my head a bit...Second, in regards to the tenant-buyer exercising the option, if they decide to do so, do you have the actually purchase (at least on paper) the property from the seller before selling it yourself to the tenant-buyer?

The lender can exercise the "due on sale" clause if the name(s) of the buyer are not the same name(s) as the members identified as the owners of the LLC.

I started off in in my industry at 18 years old working part time as a maintenance technician and progressed my career to a full time commercial service technician, Safety Manager, Master Service Technician and currently serve in the role of HVAC Navigator(Service Sales)for a full service HVAC mechanical contractor that has been in business since 1972. 

If so, what role does that Agent play in forming deal?

Have people on your team that have specific roles along the buying/selling process (ie Transaction coordinator, Admin Assistant, etc). 

@Roman M.I have owner financed property as the buyer, and have yet to experience a bank exercise the “Due on sale” especially on a performing note.To boot, I have explained what I would like to do with my lender, they are ok with it as long as they are in first position.

Due diligence is "scary" and time-consuming, I've seen people ask "how to do due diligence" so I thought I would share “my method” after 12+ years as a consultant.I'll like to start by giving you my thoughts on what due diligence is and the true role it plays.First, the obvious one, due diligence is necessary so you DO NOT LOSE YOUR INVESTMENT BY BUYING THE "WRONG" MORTGAGE.