You just have to leverage the skills you already have.Lets say you are a master at excel, you can approach an investor and see if they need any help creating financial models.If you have some accounting experience, you can offer to help with booking keeping. 

I am taking the furlough as a sign that I am supposed to use this time to grow myself, learn new skills, and diversify my abilities.

Even when speaking to older people it was a challenge in the beginning but I have stepped into that role well as I have become more skilled.

I was first going the route of Brrr but wondering now if I should try to capitalize on my skills and knowledge of CRE as an Investment path.

Do you have multiple Sub Contractors, for similar trade skills, such as plumbers, electricians, flooring crews, painters, etc.?

The skill isn’t buying off market deals, it’s knowing when a deal is a deal.

And it'll help you refine your own skills. 

Its all soft skills for something like this. 

Smaller foot print, less weather issues, appeals to all skill levels, less time commitment and party/bar amenities. 

My partners and I wanted to pose this question to BP as we're going back and forth with no resolution - we're hoping for some outside advice.Very basic understanding of the structure of our partnership is:A - 45% investorB-  45% investorC- 10% investor (but has the background, skill set, and licenses to find/analyze the properties, negotiate, purchase, and is the local boots on the ground).These properties will either be fix-flip or long term holds (utilizing management companies).How would you split the profits if not being reinvested?