I feel like having the ability to accurately estimate the value and ARV of a home is one of those pro skills that can be very beneficial and profitable when done correctly.

This could be making cold calls, helping them at a project, or maybe utilizing your technological skills to help them upgrade their business.  

I have thought about house flipping but based on my budget I most likely couldn't afford the upgrades. upgrading them myself is on the list of possibilities but is not yet probable due to lack of skills and due to my injuries.

I have thought about house flipping but based on my budget I most likely couldn't afford the upgrades. upgrading them myself is on the list of possibilities but is not yet probable due to lack of skills and due to my injuries.

If not, skills? 

She is really blooming with that.The author mentions that he made a breakthrough when he stopped focusing on the money and started focusing on the skills that make professionals.It got me thinking and wanted to ask you since I am a diaper-raw-rookie:What would you say are the core skills that a Real Estate Investor Professional develops or should?

What skills do you know you can perform at a high level to provide value to others?

I’m not against fixer uppers thoughYour construction skills will come in handy.

One builds teams of skills/ trades if you notice.

Whole different skill set.