So it's really hard to break through as a newbie in commercial (I'm not looking for multifamily, I'm pursuing medical and office, but same idea).One thing I'm working on lately is I've hand selected about a dozen buildings that I really want to own.

It's a great business to get into, but there is definitely a lot to learn.Here are ten tips for new agents to excel in their roles:Develop strong communication skills: Effective communication is essential in sales and customer service.

It will also complete the "bypass loop" around greater Orlando that is currently missing it's west and north portions.On top of that, there's a huge new hospital campus being built near the 414/429 interchange in Apopka that is driving massive residential expansion, and talks of a Lake Nona type medical city with vacant land readily available.

What would make you believe your tenants medical excuse story.

My husband's skills sound similar, not much he cannot do.

I will tell you thought that everyone has their own style to flipping a house so you will need to find what works for you.Consistency and patience are the number one skills required for this business.

If you were to house-hack with Airbnb out there, you'd likely get a fair number of either nurses/medical professionals or family visiting relatives at the UC Health hospital out there.

I have been doing research and listening to podcasts for a while, now I am looking to start to build a network and hopefully learn some imperative skills, that will help me along my real estate journey. thank you! 

.- Easy access to San Antonio’s major thoroughfares: I-35 and Loop 410- Near Major Employers including the Rackspace Headquarters just steps away from the property and numerous employers on the Loop 410 Office Corridor- 5 miles away from Fort Sam Houston – Joint Base San Antonio – Largest military medical education and training facility in the U.S

It is a lot more difficult business than people are led to believe, and requires a higher level of skill than most wannabes possess.