whats your skill levels?

Do you have construction skills? 

This is a nice way to say you may need to sharpen your negotiation skills.

My intention is to learn how to analyze real estate deals, and your feedback is precisely what I'm looking for in order to improve my skill! 

Then you learn to manage, chose tenants, handle tenant requests and contractors through rehab, and the skills you'll build up you'll get to use all your life in commercial and residential. 

Being a sponsor isn't just about skill--it's also about financial strength. 

My dad is a physical-labor kind of guy and although I've learned a lot of trade-skills from him, I lack exposure to the financial nuances of buying and selling property. 

You're probably going to be a lot better off hiring out this work and focusing your time on income producing activities that allow you to use your current skill set.

You have skills people need. 

I was thinking that my language skills might be desirable.