Partner Driven added value to the N 31st deal by leveraging our strategic marketing and negotiation skills.

There are some teasers along the way but there is enough info provided over the weekend that if you have a little bit of experience and networking skills you could run with it. 

You must manage your time (and skills), manage contractors, stick to a budget, and follow a strategy.

How you handle it depends on their behavior, your laws, and your skills.

My question: What's my best angle to dive into RE, given my skills and assets? 

Well, regardless of experience, people are going to assume younger people are not as qualified, skilled or yes, even experienced (haha, I know it is goofy!).

I started with nothing, so having capital partners was important as I had skills and experience without cash. 

Ideally, you want a professional career (skilled labor) and a stable multi-year job.

Something to keep in mind is that the overwhelming majority of the individuals that work out there are skilled tradesmen who could go to a different jobsite at any time for various reasons.

Think 5nights a weekx4hrs let's say 6-10pm waiting tables, or driving Uber or if you have the skills something that pays way better.