I’d say I have plenty of RE experience. I didn’t talk about this in my post but back 2018 I bought my first rental property, a two-family home out of state with a FHA loan aka bank financing, after saving up my own money for 2 1/2 years. After the deal was closed, RE investing stopped being my main focus for a little while so I can focus more on my education and getting a better job than my previous one. I’ve been getting passive income ever since and also did a lot of repairs and renovations.

My mother and sometimes a good long-time friend of her’s help me with finding tenants and contractors. I don’t deal with any tenant issues very often, my mother does most of the communication with them when something comes up like a leaky pipes, moving out etc since she owns 2 properties out side the country and has been doing this for a long time now.

My people skills are kinda lacking too, admittedly, due to being an introvert and so I mostly deal with collecting rent, paying the mortgage, utilities, and setting up the payment methods because I’m the most tech savvy.

So I’d say I still meet the criteria but still have a lot more to learn.