Yes there are many "handyman" skills that are quite easy.The better skill is how quickly you can identify if the task is "handyman easy" vs call a pro.There is an opportunity cost to your time, especially when the task becomes more complicated than it first seemed.The problem is that by the time we figure that out we are so far into it we might as well just finish!

I can coat torch down with a aluminum finish to reflect sun.

I can't finish my thought as I'm on an airplane that's taking off.

Since then, I finished college and continued working my way up through the ranks to sit as our Chief Estimator and Safety Officer.

Small steps will help you build momentum making your goals more attainable with each step.

I am just starting out, as I finish up law school, so I am focussed on learning for now. 

Recently moved to corporate of commercial construction company managing mainly large multi unit builds from start to finish. 

I just finished a refinance where I purchased for $360k FHA in July.

We finished the vacant unit, marketed it, and got a tenant signed to a lease at a higher than expected rate.

@Ankush Ratwani - there's a recent thread I just finished reading that covers a lot of what you're asking. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/790377-why-i-love-private-money-lenders?