Lots of guys at my unit have been doing it.check out this link.https://home.army.mil/imcom/in...https://home.army.mil/imcom/index.php/customers/career-skills-programgood luck!!!

The company consists of my dad, my little brother who is super organized and runs the books for us, a rehab project manager, and myself as manager and head of acquisitions.

A good partner is good at and likes to do things you don't like to do and/or are not good at.  2 people with the same skill set (or lack of) that are just twice as broke as required to take a deal down properly?

First off; it was said that you have zero experience in leasing, property management, and have no idea where to start.... and people are saying you should just go out and magically figure it out overnight and the results will be.... yeah, the results will be what your skill and experience level equip you for, a tenant nightmare. 

I like the partnership because we bring very different skills to the table. 

The program is designed to help qualified borrowers increase affordable rental supply in low- and middle-income earning areas.The loans are reserved for state and local government agencies, non-profits, federally-recognized tribes and for-profit organizations, including LLCs.

He sounds like a typical handyman, which means he has some pretty decent skills but he sucks at running a business and is probably happy as long as he makes enough for coffee and eggs with the buys at the local greasy spoon.

You can apply many skills you've learned in the military to analyze the situation, but only YOU can determine your goals.

Looking for a recommendation on how to organize my mailings and cold call lists.

To give you a sense of who I am and how my skills fit into a BRRRR strategy:- I have a Bcomm Finance, and I took a couple courses on Real Estate financing in my major, and despite this being a solid 5 years ago, these were some of my best grades.