If you buy a house that's a little nicer than you are in currently then it could make moving a lot easier.Multi-family is tough right now because a lot of new supply has come online, so rents have been soft.

Hit some meetups locally to get to know the market and know it really well to be a better skilled realtor to not just you but those other people out there that want to use you! 

By resources I would be saying capital, contacts, soft skills, credibility, all of the things that help grow your business and start building a positive reputation. 

I'm looking to connect with a reliable, skilled contractor who has solid experience specifically in Fix & Flip projects.

My idea is to offer my skills, such as social media management, painting, or assisting with various menial tasks, in exchange for the opportunity to learn the trade.

One, some sales training most sales folks in RE have basically zero sales skills.

I'm also managing another Airbnb property, which has been instrumental in refining my property management skills, and I’m considering expanding into more property management.

Maybe start finding deals to wholesale, which will sharpen your deal evaluation skills and generate cash for future investments.If you find really good eals, you could even require that you participate or get a piece of the deal.

@Josh Gregory     @Ricky Lewis is "soft selling" himself and being modest.

And even then… i have seen home owners get less bc they lack stamina, negotiation skills, they lose money when negotiating for repairs… or they don’t know how to quantify a repair.