Welcome @Kimberly Mills,I applaud your motivation to break out of your comfort zone and go after a needed area of expertise.  

In the past, I've been hesitant to invest in real estate because my income and a good sized chunk of my net worth (my house) are already in the sector, but I love the field and it just makes more sense to me than trying to bet on other people's work (stocks).  

@Bill Exeter, thank you so much for sharing your expertise in your original response and then clarification on another post. :)@Dave Foster, thank you again for your willingness to help and for the excellent advise!

My clients seem to want a bit of extra hand holding, so in addition to my areas of expertise, I try to provide amazing customer service as well.

Again, I have no expertise in these matters and am looking for suggestions for community partnerships that can and will benefit my school as well as the investors.Please respond with any advice.

The best advice is to only deal with agents that have shown their expertise by earning a CPCU or at minimum CIC.

Always best to partner w a flipper that has the expertise so u learn how to handle large financing.  

Hey Michael, PM me with what kind of work you're looking for, I have a few local guys with different expertise that I use for Prop Mgmt maintenance that I would be happy to refer you to.

How do you transform low income housing from the public sector into th private sector profitably.

Lease options is his niche/expertise.