Perhaps there is some other venture that would better leverage your experience and skills while requiring less start-up investment. 

An architect is perfectly suited for this With knowledge of construction processes and sequencing, aesthetic sensibility, construction contacts, project management, and budgeting skills.  

Really hit or miss... ok, mostly miss..Well, let's just say if a tenant had this level of personal management skill, they may own a house already (I know it sounds bizarre, but if you could calendar the recycle days each month, wake up and make the effort, you also probably have the simple personal management skills to budget, start a saving plan for a down payment, make payments on time and improve your credit to buy a house,.....)

Get as much knowledge and analysis skill as you can from BP, then don't be afraid to pull the trigger when the numbers make sense!

Bit of a philosophical issue, but I learned most of my construction skills from my grandfather, who was old-school, and throw away tools are overall bad for everyone.  

I’ve arrived at the point in my own career where I feel I need some coaching to more effectively develop my negotiation skills and just to gather full understand of this business.   

Rochester currently has a $5 billion city/state/private investment project for the Mayo Destination Medical Center going on.  

Hello Community,I am looking to purchase a skilled nursing facility that may be available for 795K plus 300K deferred maintenance (includes includes mediate repairs, start-up).

Create financing is a combination of knowledge and skill.

Therefore I am looking to connect and network with fellow investors, mentors, HMLs and RE groups in the RDU area to strenghten my knowledge and skills in this realm.My interest are in flipping, buy and hold, and wholesaling.