Likely good to meet Other skilled realtors if that is your goal to be one.

The entire house is night/day different from the purchase, and we are confident in our current skills, but also very aware we need to learn more and that is one of the main reasons I am here.

Currently I own a total of 14 units on my portfolio, that it's average ROI is 24.65%.I have an upcoming opportunity for a large development, project in a scale that I haven't experienced before , but I do have the entrepreneurship skills and the networking to make this project happen.

This isn't like putting a man on the moon, this is a fundamental skill.

Granted, I don't know what kind of granite it is, but I rarely see chips larger than a dime in even the most fragile exotic granite held together by epoxy treatments.These chips and their regrettable frequency are the main reason I don't like the idea of putting granite countertops with undermounted sinks into any rental, however high-end.If you can't repair the chip with this product and you have to call in someone with the skill to fix this crack well, you're really in a damned-if-you-do and damned-if-you-don't position.

Those things basically read "You will not win if you try to sue me unless I am a high-level crook, so be prepared for that" -- and then you either like the operator/team/asset/location/asset class, or you can't deal with the passivity and lack of control.I get the same feeling when I play poker: if I think I can win, then go for it -- but calling the person who took your money a fool and requesting your money back just ain't gonna happen.I suppose one gets some measure of relief knowing the track record, the skills, and the integrity of the operator, and imagining oneself in a "herd" -- after all, these $10, $20, $50 million dollar equity-side investments don't happen unless dozens of doctors and millionaires have faith and confidence in the operator and investment.

It is that easy to gain more knowledge and be more skilled when it comes to the real estate industry.

It really depends on your interests and skill set.

Why not look at trades schools-carpentry, electrical, plumbing are all great jobs that give you a skill and pay well.

I have found that I save a lot of money on our out of country VA's but the language barrier and skill level- it takes longer to train.