The gentleman who sold us the property has significant experience wholesaling and flipping properties so we hired him to manage the project for us - sharing his crews and management skills to help us learn.

Without these skills you're kind of making blind offers.

We will all have learned a lot of new skills by the end of this.Speaking of the importance of TP, a client shared a listing photo showing a pyramid of TP stacked artistically on the coffee table with the quote "TP comes with the house!"

Seems to me medical professional offices are the usual types of building near hospitals. 

I’m not in a position to bring much capital, and I’m in the process of fixing my credit, but some hard work and some technical skills and determination may be something one of you needs!

@David PetersenI actually have some skills as a contractor (I have run tractors & excavators, been an electrician and plumber and done a lot of random side jobs) so that might be the way for me to go! 

And basically repeat process and quit my current jobI do have carpentry skills but even more so the mindset to be open and humble to learn new things.

We're moving to the valley this winter and my husband is looking to go into business capitalizing on his own skill sets in carpentry, home repairs, driving/operating equipment, etc.

Students, Young Professionals, Professors, Medical Personal, Medical Students.

Analyze Deals and Make Offers: Once you have gotten to the point where you approved to buy, the next thing to do is master the skill of analyzing deals.