So, I can't do things that technically a lawyer must do, but I'm probably the most knowledgeable expert in this field, bar none.

I have been doing electrical for 10 years and my boss has hired some ruff characters that had no place in the field.

I had a personal bankruptcy years ago, before crash, wife got hurt, I lost job and insurmountable medical bills.

.), then you just have to pick the Asset Class (SFH, multi-family residential, Commercial RE, Medical Offices, Hotels, AirBnB, etc.) that will win in the future.I personally believe that once you can become an expert in ANY locality, you will be able to figure out what Asset Class is best for the set of areas that will affect profitability in the future.To answer your question, I'm an expert in NYC and NY in general.

@Champ Leong My inspectors have referred me to experts in other fields for things outside their scope of expertise such as septic, pool, some foundation issues, some engineering issues.

@Tanner Kenneth Jenkins Generally speaking, your school history only counts if your studies and new employment are in the same/related fields...and you would usually have recently graduated or be close to graduating.

I am 71-years old, and with the exception of a few months ago when I got a sciatic pain that is currently debilitating, I worked in the field just like one of my workers and I always have a young trainee at my side.

Some focus on niches like medical, small business, personal etc.

It also says in large bold letters near the top that 911 is who you call for emergencies like fire, police or medical matters.

There is some NG, but they're living off of already developed fields as at these prices there is no exploration.