Right now I’m in full learning mode — analyzing deals daily, making offers, growing my buyers list, and taking action consistently.I joined BiggerPockets to connect with experienced investors, sharpen my skills, and be around people who are serious about doing deals the right way.If you’re investing in Denton or surrounding areas, I’d love to connect.

It was very rewarding and I learned valuable skill which I apply to our own rentals.

Sound advice requires that level of transparency, and that’s the standard I aim to hold.I respect your perspective and the reminder that discipline and experience matter in these markets.

In addition to @Jeremy Taggart advice, I’d focus on leveling up your HVAC skills and really learning the business with the long-term goal of owning your own company one day.Use that HVAC income to stack cash and start building a real estate portfolio.

You have to judge your skill set / comfort level / and availability as to these items.  

Alternative path B; go to local college and get a skilled labor degree: Electrician etc..

When an investor wants to do a flip, it is very time consuming if that person has another job a project management with a handyman skills can be very useful.Best luck on this new journey.

What I know can add value including who I know and what skills I have learned. 

An important skill isn’t just using debt — it’s underwriting conservatively so the debt doesn’t own you.

I work with investors in the Las Vegas market and I’m actively sharpening my deal-spotting skills for buy-and-hold, house hacking, and small multifamily (2–4 units).I’m curious what strategies are penciling best for you right now in Vegas.