I found contractors for REO's, aid in investing out of state, help with my college admission to UF, and even a partnership to apply my internet marketing skills to market an e-book.

Most places, in addition to wanting you to have advanced Excel skills, are looking for competant Argus users as well.I have not been able to find any help on learning Argus DCF anywhere online except for their site, and the training is all expensive.

OR bubblegum up your old door with a section for 'one more go'.Prehung is alot easier and more forgiving if this turns into a do-it-yourself project with less than pro skills.

Now, more than ever, it's clear that possessing business, RE and public speaking skills will actually play out quite well.

I am new to the world of real estate investing but am confident that my sales / negotiating skills will prove very useful!

There is always an obstical for new businesses to enter a profitable venture, otherwise...there would not be a shortage in that enterprise!

We're starting to experience a shortage of homes: Homes of comparable rate/etc... are (these are pending, not closed sales) - and all homes are now selling at/over asking price (these are within a mile of the house):List PriceBldg SqFt3990002014379900146736000022472850001616The home we're looking at is 1900sf.The cash is also ours, so no hard money fees (it's either in an R/E, or getting 2% at Wells Fargo).I'm beginning to understand our attraction to the seller - as he doesn't have to wait for seasoning and he can move on.

I have made some money in Real Estate and would like to fine tune my skills by starting on some cash flow properties.

This will be a good skill to have as an investor.

I need to sharpen my rental calculation skills if I am going to mess with multi's.