2) Are they generally computer proficient and pick up new processes/using new sites easily?

@Steve Vaughan, the majority of investors are not as proficient as you seem to be, so it makes for an extra 3 to 4 mo ride in a Clown Car Full of Horror with a know-it-all borrower who does things 1/2 back aszwards, causing you both to invested a lot of unnecessary extra time and effort cleaning up avoidable mess after mess, here in the 2018 Post Dodd Frank Act/ TRID Grinder! 

@StevieAnn NanceI work with a ton of qualified CPAs in the San Diego area, proficient in real estate.

If I am able to become proficient at that I will gain the confidence that I can become financially free and live a comfortable life.To the BP community, thank you for everything so far.

I "left" high school at 16 by taking a proficiency exam (comparable to a diploma; not a GED) which was available in my state.

You are right business is risk, so I want to start slow and get proficient at it.

I am a newbie real estate investor but I am a real estate agent and a certified Pricing Strategy Advisor, which is a fancy way of saying an agent that can proficiently run comps lol.

Many professional companies are proficient at getting the property owner to walk away alot cleaner.

Look, there is all kinds of owners right, I have seen some who do leases a step above bar-napkin, so really one can find all kinds of actions int he segment but for argument sake, let's talk about the "standard" which is utilized by the most professional/proficient in the segment. 

I have experience in project management and proficient in administrative duties.