@Kathy Castrigno For entity creation (LLC, S-Corp, Trust) I would suggest talking to an attorney proficient in real estate.

I would dare saying that I am really really proficient with Facebook angles, resonating messages etc. etc when it comes to marketing and targeting.

Believe it or not, C areas usually have people not proficient in the English language.

It's a tenant who IS a proficient person at all the work of fitting and running a STR.

He's a great guy and has become proficient at most things construction related but he's worn out and wants to make a change but it's tough without much of a cushion.

I'm definitely excited about this venture and hope to one day be proficient as you have been to where I too can turn more down the private money route and then maybe still do a flip or two a year.

I have found it is likely you will try two or three applicants, before you settle long-term for one (or two). 16.I always insist upon English language proficiency-at least 4 (out of 5).

He moved to the U.S. in his early twenties with no English proficiency and no college education in the most expensive city NYC. 

BE and proficient and skilled negotiator, I have scored several deals with my new agent that other simply said were not possible or kept getting dragged out for weeks with no response from the seller.

amateur hour frankly... there are some proficient ones out there but this is a part of the RE game that is dominated by beginners because of the Guru pitches of get money with no money and little work.. sucks them right in..