I'm still proficient in area but I do not actively seek clients. 

This type of focus allows you to become proficient faster. 

What you may want to focus on though for continuing education is how to become a very proficient salesmen...

Honestly, I'd like to become proficient with foundation issues / mold remediation since most people seem to be afraid of these problems, long term I think it'll give me a leg up - but probably not for my first deal, as you said!

I'm proficient in stick shift and am not in opposed to long drives with it.Any input is appreciated as far as advice, personal experiences, etc.Have a great day BP!

You should just sit tight and do nothing other than watch the stock price, which you can automate either through an employee or, if you are technically proficient, by having alerts sent to you.

I'm not very proficient with most commercial aspects of the business, but from my understanding you can buy just about any account receivable.

Most proficient investors I know, who have been flipping and occasionally holding for decades, don't ever try auctions.

However I feel that from the beginning I should be proficient in every aspect of the business so that I can evaluate any future hires.

Because the closer is not as proficient in determining sesoning time, as would it be an underwriter, double closes have gone through succesfully.