Do you have the skill set to do that?  

Here are 5 tips that I like to share with my new team members to help them succeed.Focus on Building Strong Relationships - It is vital for your success to build strong relationships with your clients, colleagues and managers.

But the money that you are making is usually below 10% with a turnkey property3) partner with somebody who is a skilled Real Estate investor, who can do the majority of the work and you can come in as the money partner.  

For a long term real estate investor, or one who hopes to be in it long term, a great lender relationship may be VITAL to your survival during hard times and your ability to take advantage of wealth building opportunities during good times.  

Are you skilled at marketing - if so potentially you could market yourself as a virtual assistant for folks in the real estate world so that you can learn from a lot of folks at once? 

As @Tom Gimer and @Peter Walther write, why wouldn't they isure is a vital question. 

They can sharpen skills you already have, or expose you to things you've never even thought of.

It’s exciting and nerve racking but once you get your first deal done you’re confidence and skills will grow and you’ll be well on your way.  

Properties never perform the way you think they will and on the rare occasion you actually profit, it's pure luck, not skill.

When you hire people to work in your business you are buying their skills and time.2.