>> I'd say probably the most-- probably the most important is just your interpersonal skills.
I mean, you have to enjoy working with people.
And I mean I've dealt with people from all facets of life,
you know, all socioeconomic levels.
So it's incumbent that person enjoy working with people.
A lot of people say, "Oh, I love working with people."
But you're dealing with people in a stressful situation.
And you have to convince them that you're there to help them.
It has to be shown in the actions and the things that you're undertaking along the way
to show them that you have their interest at heart and you're here to help them.
I've met people from all walks of life.
I mean, be it finance, be it accounting, be it, you know, from coaching,
so I can't say that there is just one degree that will streamline you into that.
It goes back to, again, just having the interpersonal skills
and [inaudible] to worked with people.
Being able to have that initiative to go out and do the job because I work from home.
And a lot of people think, oh, you work from home.
That's got to be great.
And it is great but it's not as easy as a lot of people think.
You know, there are a lot of days you want to wake up and just--
but you can't because someone is depending on you to do your job.
So you have to have the time management skills.
You have to have the organizational skills.
You have to be adept-- have adept knowledge in terms of construction,
be it residential and/or commercial.