If you have the skills and some cash to get started, and can find the right deals, fix and flipping will generate big paydays.

It all depends on your skills, abilities, and goals.

The first deal or two, you may have to use more of your own resources, but as you get better at this, other investors who have less experience and skill than you will want to entrust their resources to you.

In my opinion, most new wholesalers underestimate the amount of TIME, MONEY, SKILL, and WORK that it takes to find a good deal.

We'll have a more mature and experienced team with all the frosh/sophomores we're currently playing as well as the skill positions still being manned by current QB, running backs, tight ends and most of the defense.

The tenants play a more vital role there.For example if you have a 3 unit retail strip center that is Starbucks, Verizon, and Batteries Plus corporate the commercial lender looks more with the length of primary lease term, how good the guarantee is on the lease for each tenant, quality of location,etc.You can have a professional commercial management company that manages millions of sq ft run the asset and the lender tends to feel comfortable.Retail the entry level is higher for quality usually a purchase in the millions minimally.

I don't know how to monetize my skill sets properly.

You can page down without triggering the pay wallThen memorize the address of the property (if you have superb mouse skills you can try to copy paste, but it sometimes triggers the link and you're screwed)Then go back to your Google browser and leave the SITE:LOOPNET.COM and the new address details

What skill sets do you have?

I found out what I needed to grow in an learned many new skills.