Sometimes a rehabber will take on a project because they wish to expand their skill sets and will do so if there is less profit than they would generally expect.

I have the skills to rehab and the possibilty of positive cash flow on a rental looks promising.

With NPN investing, the investor is voluntarily entering a difficult situation.However, as explained by @Mike Hartzog and reiterated by @Wayne Snell, if the initial intention is to come to a conclusion that is mutually beneficial to both the investor AND the mortgagor, I think that the moral issue does not apply, and a the mortgagor who is unwilling to compromise is probably the kind of person who doesn't feel bad about failing to meet their obligations anyway (and therefore deserves no consideration in return). 

That's another skill to learn. 

I'm now looking to take my skills and knowledge to the investing side of real estate.

The coordinators are expected to have both technical and strategic skills, the ability to work under pressure, and the capacity to adjust to rapidly changing conditions.

Shoot me a message I am a R.E Salesperson looking for someone with your particular skill set.

Although I don't have a world of money, I am skilled in many construction and maintenance related fields which could be beneficial to an operator.

I just join the site and would like to start being a home investor , I an skilled trades and would like to cross the line of being a skilled trades man to being a housing investor. 

The only problem is it takes a different set of skills than what we're used to.