I've developed a strong interest in real estate and am eager to learn more about how I can leverage this field to potentially shorten my path to retirement.

I have a lot of experience in the field, so feel free to reach out if you need advice.

If they did they’d realize that someone with no capital, no experience and no relevant education can’t possible compete in a field populated by people with 20 years experience spending $10k monthly on lead generation.   

you don't know me, and I don't know you, and all I know about you is what you put in your post. but here's my quick take.if you want to go into an RE field, that's great. 

I definitely agree creating a timeline/schedule for the repairs has been a little tricky, I have tried to rely on the time frame estimates i have gotten back from contractors and friends/family who work in those fields of repair, here's to hoping i am not terribly far off the mark!

It’s a great reminder for everyone in this field.

What I see is: what is the debris field at the beginning of the second video?

It will probably be helpful to share our knowledge and work towards the same goal.I’m also open to helping out in other areas to gain experience/knowledge in the field so if you need a hand please don’t hesitate to reach out.Looking forward to meeting you all and excited to join the Bigger Pockets Community!

A fantastic Wall Street Journal article reviews the renewed interest in vocational training, manufacturing and hands-on labor fields.

One that involved firing their entire field operations team, which I thought was key to their success.