That said, you have to bring something to the table, and typically that is a great deal on a property.

Then your best bet is to put together a solid business plan (including information on your background and what you bring to the table) OR find a great deal and get it under contract.  

After credits due to us at closing we ended up only needing around $26,000 at the closing table.

I would identify that and then structure the strategy that allows you to do that the easiest understanding that any particular strategy will have it's own unique opportunity costs and benefits.

I think they use their own tables.

The skill set that I can bring to the table are Reading and creating Blueprints ( I have a degree in Architecture)Estimating ( I also have a degree in Construction Management, currently a project manager ) Good peoples person ( I have work in Sales for most of my life before becoming a Project Manager)Software savvy - ( Used mostly all Architecture software out there and some PM software, but I can learn any other software pretty easily)   Fluent in SpanishTIME and WILLINGNESS TO LEARN!

You have to know what it's all "for" -- and that's unique to everyone.

Throw a used pool table in the living room instead of a table, and a school flag on the wall and use it to advertise (just a thought) If you are relatively speaking in the middle of nowhere, and you like cars..

I think I need to educate myself on what a PM brings to the table.

The best part is you'll be the only offer on the table for consideration, so your chances of getting it accepted are much higher :-)CASE STUDY: 1139 Clinton Rd, Sacramento, CA 958251139 Clinton Rd is a duplex in the 95825 zip code near the Arden Fair Mall and Sac State.