A multi-talented, multi-skilled person will work just fine.

I am a successful professional NYC singing teacher and "thwarted architect" and gardener (project-oriented with an underutilized visual talent) currently living in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

As much as we hear about a California exodus... many ignore the huge influx of wealthy and talented people to the Golden State.

I’ll echo Rebecca’s comments and recommend you get involved in Brew City REI (search Facebook) and the Milwaukee REIA which will get you exposure to many talented investors!

My uncle is a carpenter by trade, and he and my aunt have been flipping houses veryyyy slowly, one at a time... he’s super talented and has tons of potential but I think also a little too scared of the unknown/risk averse to hire a crew and go full time with it, even though I think he would do very well if he did.

But it helps to have 3M talent.

In what is already becoming a hyper-competitive market, Columbus is welcoming some of the biggest tech corporations and other major brands and is retaining its talent.

Develop your 3M talent, utilize Maslows Hierarchy of Needs, and understand McClelland's Human Motivation Theory. 

Amazing collection of talent under one roof and everyone is generous with their support.

People who have the funds but perhaps not the time, talent or experience to manage it.