Construction management, carpentry skills, MLS access, appraisal firm and cash for investing. . . .

Mentors are great to have, but good partners who compliment your skill sets are better.

The skill set to manage a 40 unit complex in an upscale area is far different then the one to manage 10 different 4-plex's in low income areas

To increase me investment skills, I got involved in the NC Metrolina REIA on the membership committed and attended and purchased many programs.

I will also say that a couple of skills/experiences are very useful when rehabbing. 1.

Your construction and pm skills will definitely serve you well in all aspects of REI.On a separate note, I am looking to start a meetup group in my area sometime in the near future.

They become important lifestyle choices.The skill set is a bit different & if your natural talents mesh with the commercial space you just may accelerate the growth of your net worth.

Everyone has different skills and experience and can learn something new from each other.

With this type of setup, you can purchase one alarm and move it from property to property as they become vacant.I have also seen folks board windows up from the inside as well, sometimes using old pallets, as to keep things secure but a little more aesthetic from the outside.

The two important ones are; how effective are your copy writing skills and can you negotiate?