This transaction showcased our effective renovation strategy and project management skills, resulting in a substantial profit.

For bigger renovations or repairs that require specialized skills, it’s usually best to bring in a pro.

I work with house relocation specialists but it's a completely different skill set and 'grind'.

This transaction showcased our effective renovation strategy and project management skills, resulting in a substantial profit.

That can be very hard when you’re not making a high income. if your not able to save a lot at your job you might be better off learning about real estate, learning how to be a landlord, and focusing on a new career that can get you the income to buy real estate. it’s a tough pill to swallow but I got into the trades and now have the skills to fix my property and starting to get the income needed to keep going. 

They can sharpen skills you already have, or expose you to things you've never even thought of.

A builder is held to be under a duty to exercise a degree of care which a skilled builder of ordinary prudence would have exercised under the same circumstances.

I’m very skilled at construction job costing, inspections, design, and management.

If the only reason is just fear of investing 100% solo, probably not a good enough reason - should really be a complementary skill set - like are they a licensed realtor in DC (+MD/VA?)

When people just pull 5-10% down payment out of their butt, then they must be talking about very few zip codes left in the US where you can do that but it's a hustle, takes renovation skills, cold calling etc.