Give me something in order to work my skills.

NOT MY SKILL.

Passing is a matter of time management, memorizing questions in advance, and test taking skill.

Over the past several years I had learned a ton of usable nutritional information from books like "Wheat Belly" and "Grain Bran" to vastly improve my health, clear up some previous dietary related medical conditions, and shave my body fat down to around 12%.

I have been a stock broker/ financial advisor for 9 years and have developed skills that can be useful to a RE investor. 

You can always add on some concierge medical service or even http://cadrplus.com/. 

Ask them about specific skill sets required, about their team, experience prior to starting in the niche.

Make a spreadsheet - put your checking account balance in bold at the top of it, then create categories (columns) for various things like income, housing, utilities, auto, medical, groceries, out to eat, fuel, etc.

What I do bring to the table is time, dedication, impeccable research skills, a passion for dry details and an excellent memory, which is a neat party trick and comes in handy way more often than you might think.

My career choices over the years refined my technical and interpersonal skills.