Before that I’ve been in business strategy and technology consulting for about 6 years, where I developed my professional skills, analytical capabilities, and ability to present and network with executives.

I feel like it would be smart to go ahead and get my feet wet in RE now so once I have become a doctor I already have properties, skills, and don't have to worry about learning something else since I will be in school/training for at least 12 years.

I have rental properties but Id like a plan B if I need a different full time job.I landed on appraising, because Its not far from my current core skill set.Where did everyone go to get started?

Hi @Elliot Larkin -- well done on growing your business and organically attracting investors! 

Thank you for the info, this is plenty for me to begin organizing a deal structure and exit strategy.

Do you have construction skills or trust people who do?

This conversation pairs nicely with, "We'll also be popping by 4x a year for seasonal maintenance checkups" and any other best practice you want to incorporate.In the final analysis most landlords are not professional nor are they skilled. 

My customer service skills are far from awesome.

I have written all of my congressional representatives about these poorly thought-out provisions of the CARES Act (and I'm happy to share a draft of that letter with anyone who wants to do the same), and NARPM, the NAA, and other organizations are actively lobbying for improvements in the legislation. 

@Jeremy BourgeoisI like the organization in how you laid that out.