You will be way ahead of the curve.Your video production skills will be your biggest asset to trade for experience and you need to keep this in mind.

Hi Trinity, I've found that callers from Mexico and Latin America work best since they have excellent English (they grew up in the US as kids) and have the best sales/hustle skills for cold calling.

CoC returns of 15-25% can be had here based on what skills and or effort you put into the project. 

And exciting and for the very few that can pull it off can be quite financially rewarding.. you don't need architect type skills that's not needed until your actually going to build in most cases.. what you need is land planning Zoning city politics and it helps to understand basic underground construction .. but you don't need to be an engineer or especially an Architect to pull these deals off..

Hiring skilled professionals, like CPAs or specialized consultants, can help you make accurate financial statements and give you useful advice.

Create a team of skilled agents, lenders, attorneys, and contractors, network with local communities, and evaluate transactions with resources such as Zillow and Redfin.

Quote from @Adam Czachor: If you're going to be an absentee landlord, I would start by looking for highly skilled property managers that can handle whatever you purchase.

I'm thinking of starting a property management company as I have a lot of skills I can leverage for this type of business.

The thing to understand about being an agent, that took me a little while to figure out, it’s a marketing gig, your actual skills as an agent are mostly irrelevant, most buyers won’t understand or care if they got a good deal or a bad one within reason.

Education does not need to be connected to your work per se, but rather improve your current work skills (or be required as part of your job with CEs for attorneys, accountants, etc.).I don't think it was missing.