I'm gathering that as long as you have a "method" that can be backed up by supporting documentation your good. 

You just need to make sure that you trade equal or up in value. 

We are always trading time for money right?

Did you get an advanced degree or learn a trade that is prized in society?

Actually plumbers and electricians are the only trades that I have never had issues with, I've had good one since the beginning.

Before I conclude my post, here are a few things about me: I currently work as a Flight Attendant for a major airline I trade equities and derivatives on the stock market as a side job I am a commissioned Notary Public within the State of New York  I am currently working on obtaining my Real Estate License I love the networking aspect of real estate.

Better yet and maybe even for more money see if there is a trade union apprentice school around you where you could learn plumbing and/or electrical and/or HVAC. 

Before I conclude my post, here are a few things about me: I currently work as a Flight Attendant for a major airlineI trade equities and derivatives on the stock market as a side jobI am a commissioned Notary Public within the State of New YorkI am currently working on obtaining my Real Estate LicenseI love the networking aspect of real estate.

🙂I'm sure tons of people come to BiggerPockets looking for mentors that can help show them the tricks of the trade, and while I'd love to connect with folks in the New England area and learn as much as I can about real estate investing, I'd also love to offer help in any way possible. 

I’m still a beginner, but I understand the language for the most part.Learning how to use the “Four Square Method” and determining ROIs was a great game bonus.