That is why it is important to work with and agent proficient in investing 

Each tends towards a different risk profile and requires different skills for proficiency. 

I am not proficient enough yet to give all the details.

We will be do these tasks for investors and teaching investors how to become proficient in these areas.  

Where passion and proficiency coincide, success is inevitable.

You don't have to pick that major for life of course, but you want to definitely focus on one (maybe 2) disciplines to become proficient enough to be successful and then move on to the next one when you are ready.  

You may be better served just finding a realtor that is highly proficient doing HUD deals for investors...and it needs to be both.Joe VilleneuveREcapSystemA2REIC

Yeah that's just it is that I am not interested in training someone and paying them taking away time from my business when I can do it faster.Now that doesn't mean I will train them on the small differences but for instance they already have to be highly proficient in Excel, the CRM I use, researching and putting together listings and inputting, back end website updates, marketing out, scheduling appointments, and researching and coding new owners and addresses to target for business.

If you become proficient with a financial calculator & have a firm grasp of the Time Value of Money, you can come up with a whole slew of solutions on paper.

I would agree with @Bill Gulley that the finance portion of the business is readily available to study and develop using the skills you already possess.That said, I believe the way to develop proficiency in a trade is to apprentice.