I am an investor/wholesaler with a team in the socal area.

This is why so many people on this site have stressed having a team in place.

As a kid my brother and the other boys in my neighborhood would watch A-team and MacGyver because they realised that there was always component left out when they would construct their diversions and explosions.

Well worth getting to know, even if he did play for the wrong college team.

Types of Properties: Higher end rentals in a great school districtTarget Areas / Cities: Kansas City NorthlandI'm looking for: Other investors in the area to build connections, Potential private lenders, PartnersWhy you should contact me: To swap real estate stories and to learn from one another, to learn more about some of the markets in the Kansas City metro area, and for potential team building and joint venture opportunities.Would you want to meet up and network soon?

Types of Properties: Higher end rentals in a great school districtTarget Areas / Cities: Kansas City NorthlandI'm looking for: Other investors in the area to build connections, Potential private lenders, PartnersWhy you should contact me: To swap real estate stories and to learn from one another, to learn more about some of the markets in the Kansas City metro area, and for potential team building and joint venture opportunities.Would you want to meet up and network soon?

To give you some context, I'm currently building my team and would just like to know of any "major" questions that should be at the forefront of my mind during our initial consultations. 

On the multi unit front I somewhat lean toward 1/1 in triplex or higher form.At this stage I have funding ready to deploy but am building a network and team of RE agents and GC's.  

To play devil's advocate a bit, the disadvantages may be (1) keeping the integrated team busy, having enough in the pipeline to fully utilize your staff and run efficiently all the time, and (2) when the market goes south, and it will, if you employ a lot of people, it's really hard to downsize quickly enough to stay efficient.  

You might check Upwork.com to see about finding a programmer to write a little script to do that.