If you can build an ADU with your skills and actually rent it out that is a fantastic place to start. 

You bringing any skills/outlets to the table with you?

I was of course being facetious  any business that makes or has the potential to make larger dollars or really any dollars takes time skill and devotion.. 

I’m confident that I can find moderate success with the network and skills that I have; however, I‘d like to make sure I‘m thInkIng about this the rIght way.I’m under a few assumptions that I’d like you all to either support or poke holes in.

Looking at my strengths and skills I have decided I will never get where I want to be working for others remodeling their homes.  

However, I used to find debtors for a debt collection agency (not proud of that job but I made damn good money) so I know how to find people which is where my skills will come in and hopefully make some good money out of it.

Looking for contractors that are professional, trustworthy, and who have great communication skills (experience working with investors - preferably out of state - is a HUGE plus).

I've recently teamed up with a business partner who has complimentary RE skills and a construction background.

My coach has given me many pointers and they have helped a lot, but I wanted to open it up to the forum so I can get a good swath of perspectives on how others tackle this important skill. 

Hi John,  Agents are nice people certainly but their skill (and license) is in negotiating high prices for sellers of fixed up houses.