I'm looking to use my agent skills to become an investor further on down the line, but I'm still in the very beginning stages of learning the subject entirely.

There are many ways to learn that skill, and Chem E made sense for me back in the day.Success in business and real estate investing have been far more impactful in pushing my investing forward.

This skill can be used to make money. 

@Nettles Mason I can’t say my data skills come close to this level.

This skill while good to have has not really prepared me for Multifamily!

I’ve gained communication skills, task/time management, leadership and training skills, and really discovered a passion for people.

I invest in a market and asset class I know well via methods that align with my skill set, knowledge, mission, vision and purpose.I'm content not to hunt and am no longer in a "growth phase". 

I like to pay people based on the amount of skill required to do the job.

Trying to address the needs of a group of individuals located in different states, with varying skill-sets, diverse levels of experience, and distinct (and often unstated) goals and objectives is a recipe for confusion, frustration and stagnation.Rather than combining your interests into a single business entity, I would urge you each to create your own individual entities and then come together, as needed, to take down deals that specifically require collaboration.At very least, I would suggest that, before spending even one minute on legal documents, you all come together as a weekly MasterMind group for a month or two and see how that goes.

I am trying to further enhance my skill set and make a little extra money.Thanks, BB.