I buy/sell/flip/rent/wholesale and I feel I have become pretty proficient at it.I want to expand into commercial and apartment buildings but I want to get really good at raising capital so I wont ever be held back by lack of liquidity.

@Lauren Salvani I can recommend 2 local electricians who are proficient and inexpensive

I am looking to build slowly, and become proficient in my field.

So, I do not see it as profit.As you can also see, I am not proficient in the use of terminologies but I will certainly learn them.I am comfortable with the idea of long term investment and I am aware of its pros and cons.

Some schools (NYU for instance) offer certificate of real estate programs for those wishing to learn real estate in an academic environment but without the time, money and hassle of obtaining a degree.The very smart, motivated and technically proficient can search the internet and probably be able to piece together their own "course of study" in real estate.

This is because the nature of the call was itself highly technical and my people in the U.S. who were calling for support were also technically proficient.

I am proficient with Dreamweaver and have about 5 years experience in working with .ASP powered sites.

I am pretty proficient with excel/open office.

Good wholesalers lay the groundwork for those investors, seasoned or otherwise, who benefit from full-time legwork and proficiency in locating, researching, evaluating and, most importantly, securing prospective investment property.

I don't want to totally retire anyway so why not get proficient in wholesaling.