So I've decided to learn a new skill!

So happy to have found this amazing site to hone my beginning investing skills.

Being able to tell what constitues a deal or not takes skill and experience, hence doing a couple of deals with someone willing to show you the ropes.

I hope to potentially partner with someone seeking a safe and profitable market opportunity utilizing my local presence and renovation skills.

Sounds like your skill set is a great match for real estate investing!

I would like to find an investor or 2 in Michigan around the Detroit area that could use such skills and work to getting a few of my own properties.

Anyway I would like to  know if anyone  has any advice  or thier story of transitioning  from the medical field to real estate investing? 

I believe my attorney skills and my dedication can make me very successful in this business.

I currently work as director-level major gifts fundraiser for a non-profit here, but am hoping to parlay some of my skills to a career in real estate.My mother has worked as a real estate agent for a majority of my life (in TX), even starting her own company / brokerage six years ago, so I've grown up on the fringes of the real estate community.

Some hospitals keep a list on hand for workers coming in for extended stays of less than a year.When I lived in Seattle in the 1980s I rented a four bedroom house and sublet one of the rooms to medical school students who came from other states to do 3-month externship/internships.