Because they can say all day yea I'm not bias but you will see once you start asking for a longer due diligence period or you re not depositing earnest money until after the due diligence period..whatever skill you re good at focus on that skill in reference to your business.

When it comes to providing housing for those on the margins, a special skill set is required.

I suppose strong testing skills never go out of style.

I have many years as a workforce and business analyst who is looking for the opportunity to transfer those skills into the real estate investing field.  

As long as you are confident in your hospitality skills and interrior design, you should have a successful rental.

We're always looking to leverage our skill-set to be as valuable as possible in real estate deals.  

Cultural area of Japan, tons of UNESCO World heritage listed sites, high barrier entry (less competition), shortage of hotels, lower penetration of China and international buyers.

After helping others with their investments from start to finish for so many years, I am looking to use my knowledge & skills to diversify & develop different streams of income. 

and it would be a good start to get my landlord skills up as well. 

Well, I know that it is a very minor skill, but it was quite satisfying.