By repeating an obviously misleading if not totally incorrect assertion (obvious to those of us with enough experience to have been responsible for "screwing up" the economy) you are helping to perpetrate the myth offered by the "motivational" and guru/mentoring crowd, i.e., if you have enough motivation and the proper quickly learned "techniques", then extensive knowledge and experience relating to the specific area of interest is not necessary for success.  

You can also check out 'The E-Myth' which is a good mindset change into why you need to systematize your work so you can hire it out.

I would also highly recommend the Rich Dad Poor Dad and E-myth books.

I am joining BiggerPockets to obtain and further enhance my knowledge regarding Real Estate practices as well as meeting new faces that I can hope to provide assistance of my own as well as gain knowledge from them and their experiences.My expertise includes being involved in Public Relations and having worked in the Public Sector for many years.

I've been once and although they are really not my thing, I will probably go back just for the networking value. 

Proportions and style doesn't tie in to what's existing or enhance it.

and am interested in exploring working with investors to enhance new properties or renovations in exchange for knowledge and a cut after expenses.

Randy Jones That's a myth.

currently wanting to enhance communities by rehabbing property that is in distress.

Should conservatively fetch $3,000+/month or more after cosmetic enhancements.