I am certain you will find this community beautifully complements your experience and education.

I often find that starting a quick conversation, saying hello, complementing their home, etc. goes a long way in establishing trust so that you can properly see a unit. 

Sure, you can start with that, but it might be overkill.I recommend people to look at LLC and asset protection as another form of insurance complementing regular insurance - insurance against litigation.

How's that for a tenant doing repairs.I complemented him on his gutter repair.

Not to mention, we each have unique core competencies that thankfully complement one another. 

My boyfriend is also looking to get into REI and we want to complement each other's roles.

You can also look for a partner that can bring money to the deal, as long as you have complementing skill sets and symmetrical goals.

You need to find a person or business that complements your skills.

I am currently pursuing my FSR certification, which will allow me to pull electrical permits and become a licensed, bonded contractor.To complement my electrical skills, I am moving into real estate investing - flipping, rentals, BRRRR's, eventually possibly multi-family. 

But investing in small businesses, can also be a great way to complement that wealth and cash flow.Any thoughts?