It sounds like you have a lot of construction skills which could come in very handy - please send me more info (what you've done, what you don't do, how you charge, rates, etc...).Welcome and best of luck on your investing.Thanks,Tim  

Even though computer savvy(internet browser) person can still find out my address, but knowing that I am investing in shady area not that many folks will have that kind of skill-set.

I am interested in learning as much as I can about residential acquisition and development so that I can begin utilizing these skills and ultimately have bigger pockets...Look forward to chatting and learning with you all.Best,Nick

I am looking to first dip into wholesale (develop marketing skills and finding the right price point for offers) then expanding into rehabs.

The addition of the PE inventory into the for-sale marketplace wouldn't even be a drop in the bucket in bridging the gap between housing demand and the shortage of supply in a climate where builders aren't adding to the inventory in substantial numbers.If you are wondering when funds will start selling in the Bay Area, I can relate some first-hand experience...l've started selling mine.  

Your networking and relationship skills help you find them and cultivate the relationships which help you build rapport and develop the relationships necessary to keep from running afoul of the SEC.

Sounds like you guys have complementing skills.

I have just started to explore my options and have found the members of this community to be especially skilled and willing to share that hard-earned know how so important to someone like me. 

I believe with my skills and knowledge,  also with alot of work and my wife Patty's help as well as her encouragement I will be even more successful.

Your goals, resources, and personal skills all factor in to the decision.