with two fur babies (cats)Real Estate Background: Green (Current Renter), Book smarts to street smarts ratio  10:1Handyman Status: NoviceStrengths: When I am focused it becomes someone of an infatuation.

I'll throw my name in the hat.

I am going to weigh in on this wearing my "Coaching" hat, if you will. 

Also throwing my hat in the ring. 

The problem is that I'm not sure where to start, and I need practical RE education.The idea of also wearing the entrepreneur's hat in the project is that it will give me more independence -Financial independence, general life independence (to depend more on myself and my abilities and less on clients) and creative freedom and control as an architect, to make more coherent projects - in terms of decisions, design and presentation.If someone here has an idea \ insights \ advices for how should I start my new way it would help a lot.thanks,Niv

They continually educate themselves.You need someone you can rely on since as an investor you wear many hats. 

I like multi-unit residential properties hat cash flow over $100 per door.

You know how most of those interviews went.. buyers were All HAT no Cattle.. when we got a real one we devised a plan. 

But hold onto your hats, because despite predictions of a slowdown due to rising interest rates and market uncertainty, newly constructed homes are still as rare as a unicorn.

Don't really want to go but I have a family member that's habing a medical problem and she needs some support for the first few chemo visits , hopefully I won't make it a hat trick and make the nov 28th meeting ..