I'm new to the RE world, but have made my living from marketing skills for the past 15 years.

We are in a similar position primarily due to medical expenses and the new rentals.  

There steps that require real work and savvy people skills mental toughness.

Now I'm not saying that I'm not capable of accomplishing some of these things, I'm just saying that going into REI with any kind of skill-set pertinent is definitely a plus!

But it’s a skill I don’t have nor do I have the time to learn.

And this is where I see so many just flame out here in this business either they try to wholesale with only 1/10th of the skills needed and blow what little money they have on all the wrong things.. 

Beyond my skill level.

Home to hard-working people with in-demand skills.

The city has many sources of potential tenants, two military bases, four colleges, one of the biggest medical universities in the Southeast and many manufacturing companies like Boeing and Volvo.

And the accounting heavy aspects of REI is a very different skill set than project specific project analysis which is another animal entirely than a strategic investment advisor concerned more with your portfolio and holdings as a whole as compared to each individual piece.