Currently doing a dual-track of SuccessPath and RichDad Coaching to further my education and fine tune my bird dog marketing skills for some wholesaling initially and eventual flipping.

A good team consists of people who have the skills that you don't.

Flipping if you're new depends on your level of handiness and skills.

It's also a great way to pick up home repair skills and to keep motivated.

I also joined Habitat for Humanity to learn and improve my carpentry skills.

Just got my first home last month and looking for more amazing deals, will soon come to visit again and hope that this time will be for a longer period.I would be happy to meet other investors, beginners or veterans alike.I could surely help as I'm super hungry, and sure I could make use of my tech skills for automating our work.

Sounds like you are in a good position skill-wise to start flipping.

They have a lot of knowledge and skills but they are expensive.

I have great communication skills, I am very detailed oriented and organized.

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?