Are you skilled at marketing - if so potentially you could market yourself as a virtual assistant for folks in the real estate world so that you can learn from a lot of folks at once? 

They can sharpen skills you already have, or expose you to things you've never even thought of.

It’s exciting and nerve racking but once you get your first deal done you’re confidence and skills will grow and you’ll be well on your way.  

When you hire people to work in your business you are buying their skills and time.2.

Properties never perform the way you think they will and on the rare occasion you actually profit, it's pure luck, not skill.

We do need to polish up on our sailing skills though, we're not quite as skilled as our friends, but we could probably get there. 

Public maybe has an impression of their skills sets that is inflated to reality of what their background is or their Actual experience..

I wouldn't trust them to make the payments, especially if the property value goes down and they have a bum tenant not paying rent because they mis-managed it and had poor underwriting skills to begin with and realize they messed up and just walk away (what makes it attractive to them if it's not attractive to you?).

That sentence makes me question their drafting skills.

They key differentiator here is their English skills since you also want them to make calls, that's the first thing you need to focus on.