The beneficiary will not be involved (already understands/accepts that fact).Considering the beneficiary is bringing the bulk of the cash, and the other two are bringing management, skills, etc and some cash to the table, I need to understand (in layman's terms) how all this special allocation stuff works.

I believe that some of the sales skills learned as a recruiter can translate very favorably to REI.

The website is loaded with great articles to help you broaden your business fundamentals and skills, including creating a business plan.

I spealize in general home repairs my skills are HVAC, Minor Plumbing, Electric, and some Carpentry..

I’m doubtful, which makes me wonder how skilled and experienced 2nd TD lenders protect themselves here?

It's just not my skill set, and outside of my tolerance range.

Understanding how best to clear the trade is something that is a skill needing to be learned with this asset class as we all know there is some counter-party risk out there.

I will be searching mostly for fixer uppers so as to fully utilize my skill set as a contractor, but I have a lot of work to do to learn the ropes.I appreciate this opportunity to introduce myself and look forward to engaging with this community!!

I have the skills to do the work, I'm just not licensed.

Do you mean once I get the license and am looking for a place to hone my skills?