As a buyer or seller perhaps.So, so many advantages to having a job, especially one that demonstrates proficiency with dollars.Best of luck, and keep us in the loop on your progress.Oh yeah, your mentor buddy doesn't sound too expensive.

I live in the Los Angeles area and have been looking online for training programs for proficiency in Argus and Excel.

This is why its important to have your taxes structured in unison with a mortgage professional who is proficient at understanding the language which accountants speak.

Does anyone have a virtual bookkeeper who is proficient in Buildium they could recommend?

I agree with Jennifer, stay in school, learn to be proficient enough to talk with others, write and understand contracts and engage with the world.

But mostly want to learn and become more proficient in investing to establish long term success.

Each team has areas of proficiency that they are constantly training. 

So i've been running a lot of these lately, would like to get proficient at it and was hoping someone would look one over and see if I got this down right.  

My rough estimate is 40-50% can actually control their vehicles with any degree of proficiency. 

What I bring to the table is:* strong analytical skills* come from a family of builders, so pretty proficient in finding the "gotchas" pretty quickly* fairly keen sense of aesthetics & what aspiring renters prefer* good knowledge of basic maintenance and repairs * 30+ years of marketing/marketing communications background* strong negotiating skillsWould love to connect with others in the area.