It’s exciting and nerve racking but once you get your first deal done you’re confidence and skills will grow and you’ll be well on your way.  

Most homeowners don't have the time, money and skills necessary to take on larger projects.

I would also recommend all three of David's BiggerPockets books for agents, Sold, Skill, Scale.

Being an agent will teach you a lot of important skills like sales, negotiating, marketing, and more.

If you still promote them on your platform my opinion is that you need to encourage them to work on their communication skills towards the customer...

We are starting to see more and more demand from corporate entitities at our MTRs whether that be from companies providing for their executives or skilled laborers, or insurance-associated temporary housing. 

Like far too many newbies, you chose to jump in with both feet without the appropriate knowledge, skills, relationships, etc.

As a skilled negotiator, listen attentively and ask the right questions.

Do you have the skill set to do that?  

I have done interior ivy walls, ice cream makers, fresh squeeze orange juice, and even converted an outdoor shed into a "Van Gough Art Studio" to give 1 house a leg up.