They became an expert in their particular trade, then learned everyone else jobs.  

What this tells me is that there are so many pathways to success and if you stay at it and keep your head up you will eventually find the path that fits you.I am not an expert, but I invite those who can contribute more or expand on this topic to do so because I think there are hidden topics like this one that can help so many who could use the encouragement. 

Most of our property owners are from the Boston area though, so they tend to be experts at navigating Cape traffic to get here :)

Questions above for you experts.

I am also working on getting my CCIM designation and am always open to any suggestions or advice from experts in the business.

., I would gladly cross a non-busy one lane street to pick up a crisp $100 bill, but I wouldn’t cross a 8-lane highway blindfolded in hopes that I would make it to the other side to pick up a $1 bill) and that’s what I’m hoping to learn from the seasoned note experts here—how to identify what’s a good risk and a bad risk from a very conservative viewpoint.

not an expert but merely having the license holds you to a higher standard as your presumed knowledge base is higher than the "average" non-licensed consumer.  

I'm no college expert or anything, but all my buddies who got general, non specific degrees (like management) and weren't at the top of their class weren't happy about making 30k less than me.

Can't comment on most, but Id say on 6, it would depend just how long you guys plan on holding the property. 5 Id do garbage disposal just cause I figure itll be cheaper to replace that than to replace the drain line (since it would prevent anything large from going down), but only if its a middle class rental.Again, no expert, just my thoughts.

When you are an expert in an area and know how to estimate after repair costs, you will confident making offers.