That is the only one I can think of off the top of my head.It is a vastly different skill set.

Knowing how to knock down barriers is a valuable skill to have in real estate investing.

Right now, I'm looking for investors who are skilled at making deals work...if it's a deal.

This is also vital for your out of area buyers.

This requires good people skills and confidence.3.

Second, if someone really wants to be successful at flipping houses, THEY must eventually be able to do this themselves without help from someone else.I disagree with you here...I know several flippers who really do not "know how to do much" but they have skilled and trustworthy people around them.

But, again, that's based on my situation and perspective.Just like every other job out there, your personality, skills, and desires are going to play a big role in how you perceive different types of real estate investing.

The best way to make sure that your contracts not only protects you but are the right ones for your business is to complete a business plan detailing what you're going to be doing and have a local attorney who not only specializes in Real Estate but Real Estate Contract law, which is vital b/c some states have specific laws stating size of fonts to be used and whether or not BOLD is to be used.

Big deal.My feeling is that the Rick Harper is honest and is using his excellent presentation skills to bring out-of-town clients into his firm.

it was really nice and relaxing listening to his skills on the guitar.