@David Krulac.I'm not a fan of through the wall AC that are large window units. first of all the big hunkers can vibrate the wall especially when turning off or on..Secondly when they fail and ultimately they will fail, you can't get another unit to fit the hole exactly and need to reduce or expand the hole through the wall.And thirdly they're not usually tightly sealed in the winter.1: I have not had that problem with this home2: If and when the unit fails it is simple for someone with carpentry trim skills to find another unit the same size or smaller, then shim it (smaller if needed) and cut some new trim.

You will need some basic programming skills for that and the list of APNs (free from agent pro 247) .

more important than background fields, is your ability to take action and your ability to work together.You all may have good individual skills, but now you each have 2 other personalities that may get in the way, and different ideas on how things should run, Varying levels of risk tolerance, varying degrees of commitment (it's easy to say someone is committed but you won't know until things get hard).

Given a "line by line" assessment of the necessary skills and resources to be a successful multifamily investor, how different can Michael’s program be from Rod, Joe, Gino, etc?

Is this a job a skilled contractor can handle?

Real negotiation skills involves being able to identify the seller's interests and establishing legitimacy.

I was immensely confident in my construction skills and my network.

That leads me to 3 sales , just let the conversation flow , when they see your business cards and flyer some of your riders will engage some type of conversation that's when your sales skills come to play.   

I've got all sorts of off the wall skills (wood working, tile, welding, auto repair, computer/network, electrical, ...etc), which I know is going to be my greatest strength while also causing me to struggle with hiring help.My wife and I bought for 160 in north Austin, and sold for 260 after doing some serious bathroom/bedroom/kitchen remodels.  

I did it, and it worked for me, but it's a very different animal than investing with a whole different skill set and knowledge base.