I might have tried it once or twice to ask about random questions but still would not know how to have it write a reply and then how to get it on to BP.. that takes some computere skills i dont have.I wouldn't worry too much about it.

Most are conversions of long time assets with little emphasis or regard for aesthetics.

Keep learning, networking, and getting close to people actually doing deals — even if you're doing a basic job for them at first, it builds skills and relationships.

Full-time CNC machinist and part-time landlord is a powerful combo steady skilled trade plus long-term asset building.

You have experience and skills in developing new structures.

Once I am confident in my Underwriting skills is when I will hit the ground running.

I would recommend finding a therapist actually who can help you with confidence and communication skills.

It's a lot at first but once you've mastered underwriting deals or are at least proficient, it is a lifetime skill.

I'm in a Co-Investing Club, where members with different experiences and skill sets come together to help analyze deals, evaluate markets, and navigate out-of-state purchases.

I think the fastest way to scale is by buying value add rentals with the BRRRR strategy but you have to be skilled at finding and negotiating really good deals, managing rehabs etc. whereas some people are happy just doing private lending at 10-12% interest I don't sell anything.....