Just like everything else in life, get started, keep honing those skills (i.e. keep reading, keep learning, keep attending the meetups) and watch yourself get better and better witch each property you buy.I hope this helps and good luck on your real estate journey!

If you are already doing a good amount of business there's nothing wrong with a VA assuming you can train them to operate at the same capacity/skill level. 

Partner with someone who has capital while you bring project management skills. 

We have the skills to do most on our own.

What I've learned in the end is that these home inspectors are not skilled in communication and they treat a small issue equally with a crack in the foundation or faulty electric panel. 

Take the $30,000 and invest in your education / skill set to get a better job / pay.Hold off on real estate until you make more money.

use your skills to find off market and undervalued real estate.there is more to real estate than just rental props. 

No skin (money, time, skills) in the game can lead to a disaster; lose property, cost you money, start over. 

If you're considering venturing into the realm of flipping properties, Fayetteville, North Carolina presents a promising landscape.Fayetteville, NC, stands out not only for its robust housing market but also for its exceptional quality of life and economic resilience, drawing a continuous influx of skilled professionals and military personnel.

Meaning, if you need to do your own pm in order to make an investment work then the investment doesn't work, and you are trying to force it.PM is a job or business, not a required skill for a rental investor.