I really want to learn this business forward and back, and am willing to lend my talents to do so.I'm definitely sure we'll meet soon in some capacity.

My company's quality of work speaks for it self, I hire talented masons and my website and testimonials show as much. 

And I'm working with a new partner/general contractor who is VERY talented, but who hasn't done a ton of flips, so the scope of work is a bit overwhelming to him as he looks at the house in its current state of disrepair.

There are a few seeds of curiosity left - too bad that other things were missing (good fortune, talent) that prevented those seeds from blossoming into any kind of a final product.

I am trying to be respectful of a tenant's life, but protect my property and interest.The interesting thing is that she is a real estate broker so I would guess is trying to use "her talents" to get some free rent.

I'm guessing Tandy poached corporate 'talent' from Southland (7-11) at one time.I've been a reluctant customer since around 1969 when the closest store was 30 minutes away in Anaheim, CA.

I plan on combining my new talents with our future real estate purchases.I've also been hosting a podcast for the past 7 years.

I have my talent, capabilities and determination - is this enough for me to find a way to get started? 

Also, I have three agents on my team and all of them have different talents so expand your team.Verran

I come home from dinner with the intent to update and put in numbers, it's a long night and these days of sleeping at 1am and waking at 6am are beginning to wear me down.Lender is good I've been dealing with them from the young old age of 16 every loan I've gotten minus my motorcycle has been through them.Local talent is a must and after what felt like a month or so of wasting my agents time I told him to get me a list of 5-7 properties in my price range. 3 of them needed way to much work, two still had to be cleaned (recent for closures) one semi fit what I had budgeted out and the last one was already occuppied.