I'm a construction manager looking to combine my construction skill with Real Estate Investing by buying and flipping homes.

Every moment spent in technology is a moment that could have been used to look, make, get deals or to improve property or management skills.

I've said many times the real clowns are all the ones who failed as contractors due to having AWFUL people skills and who can't sell a damn job, so they become inspectors!

I'm just so tired of wasting time, I know I could live up to any task placed in front of me, its just about finding the person willing to trust me with these tasks.FEW have the ability to recognize ability and skills, regardless of the trade or career, when it's standing in front of them. 

You also can't play well if you don't understand the basic techniques and theory behind your skill.

You can work on income by developing your skills.

Skill, experience, and a foot on the ground.

@Kyle Grimm - Congrats and thanks for sharing the good news with the BP community.Clearly, your ability to take steps to achieve the goal within the timeframe projected is remarkable.Additionally, this success highlights your tenacity, negotiating skills and people skills.Frankly, you are developing a level of trust and prominence in these neighborhoods, so that the sellers are confident enough to approach you about their sales.Good luck and best wishes with the advancement of your REI activities.

Transferring those management skills, I decided to pursue my passion in real estate.In my free time, I enjoy going to museums, catching up with friends, meditating, writing, reading, and discovering tea shops.Please reach me anytime via call, text, or email.

This is what these people do (just like you know depreciation) they know saws, tiles, paint, wires, shingles and really skilled people move with speed and efficiency that it is hard to match for the DIY weekender (again, finding the right ones is half the battle, as a conscientious DIY can do better than some poor contractors)...