Imagine what leveraging a similar skill-set from within a commercial realty brokerage that specializes in investment properties, and has a large database of potential buyers and sellers, might do for you.

I would definitely recommend becoming a Realtor if you have the skill set.

If RE investors can hone just one skill, it would be the ability to recognize where we are in the cycle and move accordingly.

So, as I learn to take it slow and gain my knowledge, I'm interested in what skills it takes be successful at this.

Those who lack foundational (the ability to read and write at a high school level) or social skills are also the first to take offense to the fact that I "discriminate" against them... because I'm unwilling to risk my money on them.  

So, I am up to three calls that led no where other than developing my screening skills.

Thank you for mentioning me in this forum as SEO is not my strongest skill.

(You want to get him back to a yes here)You get the drift...It's the art of persuasion Amy and you get better at it with practice.

Price does seem a bit high when you are writing the check , but the plumber has the skill, knowledge and experience , thats what you pay for .  

I have always felt that the most important skill an investor needs, whether a wholesaler, a flipper, a land lord etc is to know the market better than anyone else.